Resolves and orders directing the Treasurer of Massachusetts, 1787-1813.

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Resolves and orders directing the Treasurer of Massachusetts, 1787-1813.

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Resolves and orders (1786 Oct. 7-1813 Feb. 27) directed to the Treasury Office (later renamed Treasury Dept.).

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State Library of Massachusetts

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