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The Old countryman, and English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh and colonial mirror, (the only similar publication in the United States.) is published every Thursday morning, at 57 Frankfort Street, New York.... [New York, 1832?].

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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Public Lands. J. F. Stratton, S. Neale, And Orin White. February 24, 1832... Mr. Plummer From the Committee on the Public Lands... Made the Following Report.... Washington, D.C., 1832.

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United States. Congress (22nd, 1st session : 1831-1832). Mr. Johnson of Kentucky, from the select committee to which the subject had been referred, reported the following bill : a bill to ascertain the losses at Detroit and the adjacent country during the late war. Washington, D.C., 1832.

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Harrison, B. I. Port of Louisville, Nov. 20th. 1833. Sir: Permit Me to Trouble You With the Perusal of...This Letter. I Am the Custom-house Officer at this Port.... [n. p., 1833].

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Lyon, Lucius. A communication addressed to members of the United States' Senate: And laid on their tables, while the bill establishing the northern boundary of the State of Ohio was under consideration in that body. Washington: Printed by Gales and Seaton, 1834.

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Blank Forms, 1835-1836 and 183-.

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Including forms for assignements of receivers certificates or receipts (December 1835 and a variant that appears to date earlier than the others), a postmaster appointment form (1836), two copies of a form for the sale of land between Garret V. Denneston of Cassville, Wisconsin Territory, and Lucius Lyon of the State of Michigan, and a surgeon's affidavit certifying that a soldier was wounded or injured in active duty.

Kilbourn, Byron. General land agency, in Wisconsin, office at the corner of Chesnut and Third Streets, Milwaukee. : Having been engaged in the surveys of Wisconsin territory ... I feel competent to give to the emigrant and to the speculator, such information as may enable them to purchase lands advantageously... May 1, 1836. [Milwaukee, 1836].

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Michigan (Territory). Citizens. To the Senate and House of representatives of the United States in Congress assembled : The memorial of the undersigned, citizens of Michigan, would respectfully represent;--That a design having been formed for severing from the southern border of Michigan a large portion of its most valuable territory.... [Washington, D.C.?, 1836?].

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United States. Treaty between the United States of America and the chiefs and delegates of the Ottawa and Chippewa nations of Indians. Concluded March 11 (i.e. 28) 1836--ratified May 27, 1836. [Washington, 1836].

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United States. Treaty between the United States of America and the chiefs of the Swan creek and Black river bands of the Chippewa nation. Concluded May 9, 1836--ratified May 20, 1836. [Washington, 1836].

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