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Accounts of the stage line operated by members of the Woolfolk family Box 1, Folder 3

Note: This file contains also accounts of the Potomac carrying of mail. All the accounts after 1840 pertain to the carrying of mail. See also Bound Volumes.

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Accounts of the stage line operated by members of the Woolfolk family Box 2, Folder 4

Note: This file contains also accounts of the Potomac carrying of mail. All the accounts after 1840 pertain to the carrying of mail. See also Bound Volumes.

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Accounts of the stage line operated by members of the Woolfolk family Box 2, Folder 5

Note: This file contains also accounts of the Potomac carrying of mail. All the accounts after 1840 pertain to the carrying of mail. See also Bound Volumes.

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Accounts of the stage line operated by members of the Woolfolk family Box 2, Folder 6

Note: This file contains also accounts of the Potomac carrying of mail. All the accounts after 1840 pertain to the carrying of mail. See also Bound Volumes.

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Accounts of Thomas Nicholls of John with Robert Peter 1 pages Box 5, Folder 26

Bond of Thomas Nicholls of John to Robert Peter

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Accounts of William Campbell, John Bell, Charles B. Hunton, Trustees of Jane and Joseph Tunstall Box 2, Folder 5

16 pieces, also see folder 6.

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Accounts (Personal and Military) Box 2, Folder 5

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Accounts-Receipts. Box Box 1

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Account statements Box 1, Folder 4

These items range from brief mention of an item purchased to several pages from a firm's account book.

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Account, William Augustine Washington with Beckwith Butler Box 7, Folder 1781.00.00

D. 2 pages. Accounts of various goods of an ordinary nature.

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