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Twelve broadside stud advertisements for Utilitarian by Eclipse and one card advertising Eulos (6040)., 1843/1878 Box Oversize Box 2. Folder 6
Unbelief and Its Consequences, a sermon by Lemuel S. Reed, 1850/1900 Box 140, Folder 51
United States Navy papers, 1829/1874 Box Barrett box with other authors Parsons through Payne, Folder 23-26; 31-54
University Infirmary, 1857 Box 27, Folder 1
University of Virginia, Charlottesville (and local counties) collection of correspondence, prints, and photographs, 1836/2011 0.04 Cubic Feet One folder in a document box BW 10 and oversize folder
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