Monthly statements for the Board of Public Works and the Literary Fund from the Office of the Second Auditor, 1844-1850.

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Monthly statements for the Board of Public Works and the Literary Fund from the Office of the Second Auditor, 1844-1850.

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These records are part of Second Auditor Inventory. General Records. These records contain receipts and disbursements for the Board of Public Works and the Literary Fund from October 1844 through May 1850. The Board of Public Works includes financing for internal improvements, chiefly turnpikes. The Literary Fund provides funds for schools and colleges, supplemented by the Dawson Fund. Loans to internal improvement companies and dividends on James River Company stock are also included.

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Virginia. Office of the Second Auditor

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