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Horticulture Invoice: Joseph Hazlitt, 1868 April 10 (recto)

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Horticulture Invoice: Joseph Hazlitt, 1868 April 10 (recto)

Mount Aubuurn--- April 10th 1868
To Joseph Hezlitt
For 6 3/4 th (?) Manure w (? ¢) 10 for food $_8. HH (?)
ex(?)
Approved by Daniel L. (? Winsor)
apl ( April?) 10/68

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Jopseph (+ ) Hazlitt
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Horticulture Invoice: Joseph Hazlitt, 1868 April 10 (recto)

Mount Aubuurn--- April 10th 1868
To Joseph (?)Tezlitt
For 6 3/4 th (?) Manure w (? ¢) 10 for food $_8. HH (?)
ex(?)
Approved by Daniel L. (? Winsor)
apl ( April?) 10/68

his
Jopseph (+ ) Sta?elite (?)
mark

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