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Samuel Ashe, North Carolina's ninth governor and earlier a Wilmington lawyer who served the Crown before siding with the Revolution, sent and received these letters in April 1798. Edward Jones is among the writers, and Hillsborough appears among the places concerned. Thirty images.
Joseph Blount Cheshire Jr. gives an account of the office of Solicitor General in North Carolina, including Edward Jones, who held it. Detached from the May 1894 North Carolina University Magazine and printed at Chapel Hill for the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, the piece belongs to the run of legal and historical articles the student magazine carried.
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