Map no. 1 of Edward Livingston's property sold by virtue of an execution of Fieri Facias directed to the Marshal of the District of New York from the District Court under a judgment of the United States. The sales December 17th & 18th 18--, Jno. Swartwout, Marshal of the Dist. of New York / done by

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Map no. 1 of Edward Livingston's property sold by virtue of an execution of Fieri Facias directed to the Marshal of the District of New York from the District Court under a judgment of the United States. The sales December 17th & 18th 18--, Jno. Swartwout, Marshal of the Dist. of New York / done by Charles Loss ; (copy). [ca. 1845]

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1 map : ms., col. ; 69 x 52 cm.

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