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Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to John Stockdale, July 16, 1788, with Financial Account

Thomas Jefferson, 1780, Notes on Virginia Finances and Monies

Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, August 2, 1787, with Account of Funds Owed by James Madison to Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson to Treasury Department, July 10, 1786, Account of Money Provided in Paris by the United States and Virginia

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Account of Money Provided in Paris by the United States and Virginia

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Paul Bentalou to Thomas Jefferson, August 9, 1786

[Assignment: 59-CF-DS-30501-06] Press briefing, concerning the President's International Initiative to Combat Kleptocracy, [featuring remarks by Under Secretary for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs Josette Shiner, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Matthew Friedrich, and Treasury Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing Pat O'Brien, among other officials.] [Photographer: Ann Thomas--State] [59-CF-DS-30501-06_DSC_0066.JPG]

Penn. Ave. from the Treasury. 19th century stereoscopic views of Pennsylvania.

December 4, 1786, Caroline, For repeal of incorporation act and for sale of glebes.

Treasury Department, March 1, 1790. Pursuant to the Act for establishing the Treasury department, the Secretary of the Treasury respectfully reports to the House of representatives, that in addition to the estimate for the service of the current

Thomas Jefferson to David Ramsay, October 27, 1786, with Copy

The National finances. Views of Henry Carey Baird - Condition of our credit abroad- Lessons drawn from history - Policy of the Treasury department - The remedy for existing evils .... From the Philadelphia Inquirer, March, 26, 1877.

What sounds of music waken me (Golden Treasury)

William Macarty to Thomas Jefferson, May 15, 1786, Whale Oil; with Receipt in French

November 24, 1786, Stafford, King George, Vestry, etc., of Brunswick Parish, opposed to repeal of incorporation act and to sale of glebes, etc.

Land-Office Treasury Warrant no. 10082 for Patrick Henry

A statement in connection with the claim against the U. S. government, in the matter of a contract made December 5th, 1864, between H., A. Risley, supervising special agent for the U. S. Treasury department for the purchase of products of the insurrectionary states, and James O. P. Burnside, as authorized by an act of Congress approved July 2d, 1864

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correspondence jefferson thomas jefferson treasury treasury department account money paris virginia 1786 the thomas jefferson papers at the library of congress series 1 general correspondence 1651 1827 thomas jefferson papers 1606 1827 american memory manuscript high resolution