Letters patent issued to Daniel Stansbury for invention of an improvement in the contruction of furnaces : Washington, 1825 Apr 15.

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Letters patent issued to Daniel Stansbury for invention of an improvement in the contruction of furnaces : Washington, 1825 Apr 15.

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One leaf of vellum, with seal affixed, with five pages on vellum of manuscript in an unidentified hand attached. Includes description of the invention and three drawings on paper. Signed by J. Q. Adams, President, and H. Clay, Secretary of State.

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