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Account books and notebooks, 1830/1910 Box 7 [X030899330], Folder 2
Financial and legal papers, 1811/1883 Box 5 [X030899328], Folder 2
Account Book Wheeling Masonic Hall, 1826/1833 Reel 106 (formerly 550-551), Item 494
Account Book Wheeling Masonic Hall, 1826/1833 Box 609, Item 494
An Act Incorporating the Wheeling University, 1831/1847 Reel 98 (formerly 549E), Item 473
Account, estate of George Washington with Lawrence Lewis, 1825/1833 Box 50, Folder 1825.01.01
Account of taxes, Thomas Beall, 1832/1835 Box 56, Folder 1832.00.00
Account, Thomas Peter with estate of George Washington, 1824/1845 Box 50, Folder 1824.00.00
Account, Jas. Vansant to Lawrence Lewis, 1833 Box 13, Folder 5
Lorenzo Lewis to Lawrence Lewis, 1833 Box 6, Folder 2
Account of Alexander D. Galt with the Collector of Williamsburg, 1833 Box Series 2, Box 2, Folder 23
Anne W. Williamson, Edenton, to John Galt Williamson, Williamsburg, 1833 Box Series 2, Box 2, Folder 23
Box 24: Clippings, 1801/1898 Box Series 2, Box 24
Account of James Webb, 1817/1918 Box 3, Folder 7
Account of Thomas E. Hollamon, 1823/1838 Box 2, Folder 13
John White, 1830/1843 Box 1, Folder 5
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