Collection: Jay W. Johns Jr. Collection of James Monroe Papers, 1780/1834 - ARVAS Search Results

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Promise to pay $2083 to Thomas Swann, 1825 Box 1, Folder 26

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Promise to pay $526.29 to Humphrey Peale, 1825 Box 1, Folder 26

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Report: [from the Select Committee of the House of Representatives] The Committee to whom was referred the memorial of the citizens of Albemarle County... Box 1, Folder 32

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Report: [from the Select Committee of the House of Representatives] The Committee to whom was referred the memorial of the citizens of Albemarle County..., 1830 Box 1, Folder 32

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Sea letter for the ship Leonidas, 1820 Box 2, Folder 9

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Second copy of the final three pages of the preceding Report, 1829 Box 1, Folder 32

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Thomas Jefferson, Washington, D.C., to Col. James Monroe, 1803 Box 1, Folder 7

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Thomas Munroe, Washington, to John Randolph Clay, St. Petersburg, 1834 Box 1, Folder 34

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Untitled, 1819 Box 1, Folder 18

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William Eustis, Brussels, to James Monroe, Secretary of State, 1817 Box 1, Folder 16

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