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1870-01-01 Horticulture Invoice: William Black, 2021.005.035

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Horticulture Invoice: William Black, 1870 January 1 (recto)
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Horticulture Invoice: William Black, 1870 January 1 (recto)

Belmont Jan 1 st 1870 Mt Auburn To William Black [?] For 60 [punch?] of stone @ $225 $135,00 " teaming 5 cords [?] @ $500 2500 $160,00 Reieved Payment William Black Approved by Daniel L. Winsor [?] Jan 1/1870 [Image: postage stamp with writing on top of it] [?] James [?]

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Horticulture Invoice: William Black, 1870 January 1 (verso)
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Horticulture Invoice: William Black, 1870 January 1 (verso)

no 197

$160.00 Wm Black

No 197 Jany 1st/70

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