Receipt books for redemption of "Million Loan," 1824-1845.

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Receipt books for redemption of "Million Loan," 1824-1845.

Receipt books for redemption of the stock for the "Million Loan" of 1818. Entries in each book are alphabetical by name of stockholder, and the following information is given: amount of debt, number(s) of stock certificate(s), name of stockholder, amount redeemed, date paid, and signature of stockholder or representative. At end of each book is a "Recapitulation" of amount redeemed. One book is for Oct. 1824, the other for Jan. 1825. The book for July 1824 is missing

0.3 cu. ft. (2 volumes)

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