Date range: 1830 / Access: Online access - ARVAS Search Results

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Draft of Thomas Jefferson Randolph Speech to Constituents, 1830 Box 8, Folder 69

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[E.F. Cabell?] to Mrs. Eliza Ruffin. Concerns the inability of Adeline to find a home and troubles with boarders., 1830 Box 5, Folder 48

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English and French Medical Caricatures, 1760/1835 Box 7, MS-67, Item 9, 21-49

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Francis Eppes to Chiswell Dabney. Concerns the closing of an account., 1830 Box 5, Folder 52

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Francis G. Ruffin's Account Book and Financial Papers, 1830/1832 Box 6, Folder 45

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Gray and Bowen and Joseph Coolidge To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 1830 Box 7, Folder 6

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Gray and Bowen To Thomas Jefferson Randolph; Sent from Boston, 1830 Box 7, Folder 21

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Gray Bowen To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 1830 Box 7, Folder 3

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Gray Bowen To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 1830 Box 7, Folder 16

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J.A.G. Davis to Mrs. M.L. Minor; Sent from the University, 1830 Box 7, Folder 25

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