Collection: Brown, Coalter, Tucker Papers (I), 1790/1929 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Accounts, receipts and notes of Henry and Daniel Brown, 1794 Box 7, Folder 9

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Accounts, receipts and notes of Henry and Daniel Brown, 1794 Box 7, Folder 10

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Accounts, receipts and notes of Henry and Daniel Brown, 1794 Box 7, Folder 11

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"A common-place Book of Notes and References 'quae reconderet duta que promeret'", 1838 Box 18, Folder 26

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"A copy of the proceedings of a Meeting of the Petersburg Light Dragoons", 1836 Box 19, Folder 37

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A cover addressed to John Coalter, 1813 Box 3, Folder 42

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"Acts, not Professions, the index of Truth", 1835 Box 19, Folder 15

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Act to extend the 1834 acts concerning slaves, free Negroes and mulattoes, etc., 1835 Box 19, Folder 13

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"Address of the Anti-Van Buren Members of the General Assembly . . . to the People of Virginia", 1836 Box 19, Folder 21

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"A Description of the Departure of some of the Pilgrims for the Celestial City (vide Pilgrims Progress)", 1837 Box 13, Folder 33

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