Stubs for certificates of further credit, 1821-1822.

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Stubs for certificates of further credit, 1821-1822.

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Certificates extending further credit were issued by the land office to land purchasers. Stub entries for each certificate include certificate number and date; purchaser name; initial payment date; tract legal description; number of acres; price per acre; total purchase price; amount already paid and and percent of total purchase price; initial payment certificate date and number; further credit request declaration date and number; purchase price balance due; remaining installment payment dates; and amount due each installment.

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