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Wednesday, June 3, 1789Wednesday, June 3, 1789Gazette of the United States, 3 June 1789Gazette of the United States, 3 June 1789Wednesday, 3 June 1789Benjamin Goodhue to Samuel Phillips, Jr., Wednesday, 3 June 1789William Maclay to Tench Coxe, Wednesday, 3 June 1789James Monroe to Elbridge Gerry, Wednesday, 3 June 1789Peter Muhlenberg to Benjamin Rush, Wednesday, 3 June 1789St. George Tucker to Thomas Tudor Tucker, Wednesday, 3 June 1789Alexander White to Horatio Gates, Wednesday, 3 June 1789A Hint to the Proprietors of the Mail-Stages between Philadelphia and New-York, Wednesday, 3 June 1789Other Documents, Wednesday, 3 June 1789
 
 
 

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