Ledger, 1779-1780, 1782-1813.

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Ledger, 1779-1780, 1782-1813.

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This volume contains seven parts. The first part consists of accounts of warrants issued to individuals, mostly military officers, 26 July 1779-7 April 1780. The second part lists the total amounts of expenses incurred in building the Virginia Manufactory of Arms, 5 October 1805-7 October 1806, and expenses of manufacturing arms, 1 October 1805-3 October 1806. The third part is a continuation of the first part, with entries for 1 June-18 December 1780. The fourth part contains summary totals of amounts of auditor's warrants issued on various accounts between 1 October 1792 and 1 October 1793. The fifth and seventh parts consist of accounts with inspectors of tobacco for surpluses of public warehouses and cash advances, 1782-1813; these parts are arranged alphabetically by the name of the warehouse. The sixth part contains a register of warrants and certificates issued for executed slaves, 1783-1814, listing the names of slave owners in alphabetical order and the date and amount of each warrant or certificate issued.

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Virginia. Manufactory of Arms

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Section 17, chapter 27, of the 1850 Code of Virginia authorized the governor to have houses constructed for the storage of cannon. This series concerns a gun house built in the town of Smithfield. From the description of Artillery gunhouse construction expenses, 1860. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122624253 The Virginia Manufactory of Arms was established by an act passed by the General Assembly on 23 January 1798. The manufactory, which served as an armory as ...

Virginia. Auditor of Public Accounts

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This is an artificial collection of records assembled from several sources, including governor's office letters received, Gereral Assembly records, and the office of the auditor of public accounts. Because most of the records appear to have been removed from the auditor's office, the collection has been shelved with the auditor's records pending further study. From the description of Capitol Square data records, 1784-1931. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122496514 The General...