December 7, 1789. Gentlemen, The permanent residence of Congress has furnished so interesting a subject for debate ... Such being the sentiments of the inhabitants of Alexandria and George-Town, they have appointed us a committee to communicate ... those
by Robert Peter
Book 21637 of Early American imprints --
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