Mississippi. Governor (1798-1801 : Sargent) & Sargent, W. (1800). The Grove Plantation, M.T. November 16, 1800: Sir, I believe it a duty to communicate to the officers of the Territory, and slaveholders within the same, that an intended insurrection amongst the negroes of Virginia, (in which fifty thousand were to have rose in arms) is said to have been lately discovered .. [publisher not identified].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationMississippi. Governor (1798-1801 : Sargent) and Winthrop Sargent. The Grove Plantation, M.T. November 16, 1800: Sir, I Believe It a Duty to Communicate to the Officers of the Territory, and Slaveholders Within the Same, That an Intended Insurrection Amongst the Negroes of Virginia, (in Which Fifty Thousand Were to Have Rose in Arms) Is Said to Have Been Lately Discovered .. [Natchez, Miss.?]: [publisher not identified], 1800.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationMississippi. Governor (1798-1801 : Sargent) and Winthrop Sargent. The Grove Plantation, M.T. November 16, 1800: Sir, I Believe It a Duty to Communicate to the Officers of the Territory, and Slaveholders Within the Same, That an Intended Insurrection Amongst the Negroes of Virginia, (in Which Fifty Thousand Were to Have Rose in Arms) Is Said to Have Been Lately Discovered .. [publisher not identified], 1800.