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James Monroe, 15 December 1802
has resumed practice of law in the superior court at Richmond and the chancery court at Staunton
From John Guerrant, Alexander McRae, William Foushee, Archibald Stuart, and Samuel Tyler, 7 December 1802
approbation of JM's term as governor
James Monroe, 5 May 1802
persons who advocate alliance with Great Britain to prevent France from taking possession of Louisiana are Federalists intent on destroying friendship between France and the United States
Advertisement, 13 March 1802
advertisement for sale of farm near Charlottesville
James Monroe, 17 September 1800
proclamation offering reward for capture of Gabriel and Jack Bowler, accused of inciting slave rebellion
James Monroe, 23 August 1800
imposes quarantine on ships sailing from Norfolk
James Monroe, 26 March 1800
penitentiary ready to receive prisoners
Agricola (James Monroe), 3 December 1799
urges the assembly to take measures to counteract efforts by the Federalists to consolidate their power in national government
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