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Size | 4 items. |
Abstract | Four miscellaneous items: a deposition, 1762, by Johan Conrad Petre regarding land east of the Hudson River; a letter, 1806, from Richard Bogardus, Boston, Mass., to Abraham Huffman, Kingston, N.Y., concerning runaway slaves in Ulster County, N.Y.; a bond, 1830, for a tavern license issued to Jacob B. Near; and a letter, 1831, from Littleton D. Tenche, a Maryland legislator, to United States senator Charles Edward Dudley (1780-1841) of New York, concerning banking. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
Processed by: SHC Staff
Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
Updated by: Kathryn Michaelis, November 2009
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Four miscellaneous items: a deposition, 1762, by Johan Conrad Petre regarding land east of the Hudson River; a letter, 1806, from Richard Bogardus, Boston, Mass., to Abraham Huffman, Kingston, N.Y., concerning runaway slaves in Ulster County, N.Y.; a bond, 1830, for a tavern license issued to Jacob B. Near; and a letter, 1831, from Littleton D. Tenche, a Maryland legislator, to United States senator Charles Edward Dudley (1780-1841) of New York, concerning banking.
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