Collection: Dew Family papers, 1794/1895 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Pitts Sale, L[l]oyds, Essex Co., Virginia, and Rylands Graham, New Town, [King and Queen Co., VA], 1843 Box 1, Folder 16

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Poem entitled "Mr. Booker" addressed to Miss Fanny Betty Claybrook. Box 1, Folder 70

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Poem entitled "The Buffaloe [sic] Hunt" addressed to Miss Fanny B[etty] Claybrook. Box 1, Folder 71

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Printed hand bills giving the Whig, Union, American Ticket nominees and listing the electors for the State of Virginia., 1856 Box 1, Folder 77

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[R] Baylor Semple, King W[illia]m C[our]t House, [VA], to Benj[amin] F. Dew, Essex [Co., VA]., Introducing an overseer, Ro[bert] Read., 1846 Box 1, Folder 33

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R.C. Ballard Thruston, Louisville, Ky., to John G. Dew, New Town, King and Queen Co., Va., 1895 Box 1, Folder 63

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R.C. Ballard Thruston, Louisville, Ky., to John G. Dew, New Town, Va., 1895 Box 1, Folder 64

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Remarks concerning his declining an appointment as Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Virginia. Box 1, Folder 66

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"Responsibility and Dignity of the Teacher's Profession." Box 1, Folder 68

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Richmond, Va. Currency, 30 cents and 60 cents, 1862 Box 1, Folder 78

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