Papers, 1753-1776.

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Papers, 1753-1776.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122597477

Bonds for ℓ100 and 266 Spanish milled dollars and an indenture for three Mulberry Street lots west of Fourth Street between High [Market] and Chestnut Street.

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University of Pennsylvania, Archives & Records Center

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University of Pennsylvania, Archives & Records Center

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