Report of the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures: To Whom was Referred on the 16th Instant, the Petition of the Executors of John Habersham, Deceased. 27th February, 1804. Read, and Ordered to be Committed to a Committee of the Whole House, to Whom was Committed on the 27th Ultimo, a Report of the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures, on the Petition of Lachlan M'Intoch, and Joseph Habersham, of the State of Georgia

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on commerce and manufactures

First published: 1804

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This document belongs to a series of reports issued by the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures, serving as an primary account of legislative proceedings regarding specific petitions. Such records are significant to collectors as they provide a direct, unfiltered glimpse into the administrative history and the procedural concerns that occupied the government during its early development.

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This congressional report was issued by the U.S. House Committee on Commerce and Manufactures on February 27, 1804. It pertains to the legislative process of addressing private claims, specifically those submitted by the executors of John Habersham, a prominent figure in Georgia politics who served as the Collector of the Port of Savannah. Such documents were standard administrative output for the early federal government, designed to formally record the committee's findings regarding requests for financial compensation or settlement of accounts held by deceased public officials.

The document reflects the procedural rigor of the Eighth United States Congress, which utilized these printed reports to communicate the status of petitions to the Committee of the Whole House. While these prints were intended primarily for internal legislative use and public transparency, they represent a significant body of historical records documenting the economic and administrative history of the post-Revolutionary era. As an official government publication, its design is strictly utilitarian, prioritizing clarity and archival preservation over aesthetic ornamentation.

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