Daybook from an Orange County, Va. store [manuscript], 1830-1834.

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Daybook from an Orange County, Va. store [manuscript], 1830-1834.

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The volume contains 45 p. of entries from an unidentified store in Columbia, Fluvanna County, Va., dated Dec. 26, 1830-July 24, 1831. The following 170 p. are from an unidentified store in Orange, Va., dated July 18, 1832-April 28, 1834. Includes entries for James Barbour, James Barbour, Jr., Philip Pendleton Barbour and James Madison (via Payne Todd and John C. Payne). The volume was subsequently used as a commonplace book for assorted clippings. The collection also contains photocopies of those clippings which were removed from the volume.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Todd, John Payne, 1792-1858

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Barbour, James, 1798-1857.

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Payne, John ca. 1607-ca. 1647

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