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Media Types: Texts- Item types: Correspondence
- Item types: Fliers Printed matter
- Item types: Circulars
- Year: 1842
- Treasury Department, Circular, 25 June 1842
Instructions regarding act regarding collection of duties and the possibility of it being vetoed Instructions regarding act regarding collection of duties and the possibility of it being vetoedMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 25 June 1842
Instructions regarding act regarding collection of duties and the possibility of it being vetoed Instructions regarding act regarding collection of duties and the possibility of it being vetoedMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor, Circular, 30 July 1842 forwarding letter of James P. Espy
Request from Professsor Espey that lighthouse keepers forward accounts of weather. Request from Professsor Espey that lighthouse keepers forward accounts of weather.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 30 August 1842
Notice of the passage of an act regarding duties, anticipating it being printed Notice of the passage of an act regarding duties, anticipating it being printedMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 18 October 1842
Instructions regarding duties on silk Instructions regarding duties on silkMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 31 October 1842
Instructions relative to application of duties that had recently passed eastwardly around Cape Horn or westwardly past the Cape of Good Hope. Instructions relative to application of duties that had recently passed eastwardly around Cape Horn or westwardly past the Cape of Good Hope.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 31 October 1842
Instructions regarding duties on coal and coke Instructions regarding duties on coal and cokeMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 1 November 1842
Requiring a list of customs house officers employed, with name, office, residence, compensation and date of appointment Requiring a list of customs house officers employed, with name, office, residence, compensation and date of appointmentMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor, Circular, 31 January 1842
Enclosing printed circular letter for light keepers requiring them to give due notice to Commissioners of Wrecks of "all vessels wrecked or found in distress" Enclosing printed circular letter for light keepers requiring them to give due notice to Commissioners of Wrecks of "all vessels wrecked or found in distress"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor, Circular, 16 June 1842
Desirable that superintendents of lights should visit and report on each light themselves, or if prevented by official duties by a "respectable and intelligent man" Desirable that superintendents of lights should visit and report on each light themselves, or if prevented by official duties by a "respectable and intelligent man"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor, Circular, 16 June 1842
Concerning extra payments, use of coal and soap. Concerning extra payments, use of coal and soap.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Eber Ward to Abraham Wendell, Letter, 1 April 1842
Fifty tubes sent to Manitou Island Fifty tubes sent to Manitou IslandMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Eber Ward to Abraham Wendell, Letter, 20 October 1842
Mr. Orr pointed or plastered the lighthouse twice over. Mr. Orr pointed or plastered the lighthouse twice over.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor's Office, Letter, 24 September 1842
Acknowledging letter and estimate. Applied for payment of $1,197.94 to pay light house expenses. Plus up to $50 to clear the woods around Manitou Island Light Acknowledging letter and estimate. Applied for payment of $1,197.94 to pay light house expenses. Plus up to $50 to clear the woods around Manitou Island LightMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, H. L. Woolsey to Abraham Wendell, 21 January 1842
Concerning postage Concerning postageMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, William N. Burton, Manitou, 27 March 1842
Received letter by the Chesapeake. Responding to criticism. Received letter by the Chesapeake. Responding to criticism.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, Henry A. Lamares to A. Wendell, 6 April 1842
Requisition for bolts for yawl Requisition for bolts for yawlMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter, William N. Burton, Manitou, 10 September 1842
Reports four men chopping down the timber by the light house. Received oil. Reports four men chopping down the timber by the light house. Received oil.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, letter, 26 May 1842
Enclosed you will receive part of the Margins of Marine Papers issued at your Office, and which have been delivered up as noted thereon. Enclosed you will receive part of the Margins of Marine Papers issued at your Office, and which have been delivered up as noted thereon.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Circular, 1 July 1842
Instructions about collection of duties after the President's veto of an Act of Congress regarding them Instructions about collection of duties after the President's veto of an Act of Congress regarding themMaritime History of the Great Lakes
