Receiver's journal (cash system), 1820-1834.

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Receiver's journal (cash system), 1820-1834.

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Lists receipts of payments for land and other transactions at the land office in Chillicothe. Each land entry includes date, amount paid, certificate number, purchaser's name, quarter section, section, township, range, number of acres, rate per acre, and total amount due. Some entries list amounts transferred to and received from the federal government or existing accounts and include amount paid and reason for expenditure.

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