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to unknown recipient re: requests that his book be sent to Charles Francis Adams
1872/04/10
Wilson, Henry, 1812-1875
Wilson's book is titled "History of the Rise and fall of Slave Power".
GLC07431
Bill of sale and receipt for $45, slave Samuel in Saddle River, NJ
1833/08
Outwater, Jacob, fl. 1833
Samuel (slave) sold by John D. Ryerson and signed with his mark. Document is countersigned by Aaron Doty. Receipt also signed by Doty. Bill of sale 32.7 x 20.4 cm. Receipt 8.8 x 19.6 cm.
GLC07406
Freedmen's Bureau blank printed Marriage Certificate, Dept. of TN and AR
1864/03/28
Printed blank document, printed in blue ink at the Freedmen Press Print, Vicksburg, MS.
GLC07407
Auburn Daily Democrat Extra re: Fort Sumter
1861/04/15
Presidential Proclamation calling for 75,000 Militia to put down secession and reclaim "forts, places and property which have been seized from the Union."
GLC07408
Blank Confederate Slave impressment receipt
1863/04
Printed blank receipt for the Department of the Gulf. Written at the Department of Gulf.
GLC07409
to George W. Randolph et al. re: the South's peril from the North
1859/12/08
Scott, Robert, fl. 1859
Written to Randolph and others. "The Northern People came to us with assurances that the south was in no peril...Harper's Ferry was invaded and captured...We have but to be one united people for security out of the Union or Justice & Equality in it...
GLC07410
Statement of Account with Benjamin Johnson
1790/05/08
Monroe, James, 1758-1831
Includes entry for "Negro Fanny & her children." Dates from 1782-1787, while Monroe lived at Williamsburg.
GLC07411
A Table of Gold Coins Agreeable to a Law...
1793
Illustrates 24 foreign legal tender coins (possibly a foldout removed from a book).
GLC07412
to Mr. Parkes re: furious bidding at slave auction
1853/03/14
Scales, James H., fl. 1853
"Negroes are selling as wind here today, people are seemingly crazy."
GLC07414
to Albert Whitton re: murder of slave by overseer
1844/02/18
Anthony, Charles, fl. 1844
"Your having shot my Negro man, Willett, I hereby dismiss you from my business as overseer." Written on a quarter sheet of paper.
GLC07415
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