To the honourable General Assembly of the state of Connecticut, to be holden at Hartford, in said state, on the second Thursday of May next The petition of Robert William Wetmore, and Victory Wetmore, of Stratford ... late partners in trade with Prosper Wetmore, late of the city, county and state of New-York, deceased.

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