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First Act of the Territorial Legislature, 1822

(From: Acts of the Territorial Legislature and Acts of the Legislature, 1822-Present, Series S222)

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erly, out of the Treasury of the Territory upon a
warrant from the Governor.

                               J.C. Bronaugh
                               President of the Legislative Council
  Test,                        August 12th: 1822 Approved
    John Coppinger Connor      Wm. P. Duval
    Clerk of the legislative   Governor of the Territory
	Council                    of Florida

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