Report of the Committee of commerce and manufactures, to whom was referred, on the 8th instant, the petition of sundry merchants of the city of Philadelphia

Report of the Committee of commerce and manufactures, to whom was referred, on the 8th instant, the petition of sundry merchants of the city of Philadelphia

by United States. Congress House, United States. Congress. House. Committee of commerce and manufactures, Philadelphia (Pa.). Merchants, Daniel W. Coxe

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