PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AFRICAN AMERICANA

1: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Letter to an American slave ship captain, ordering him to deliver "prime male slaves" to Havana.

2: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) An Act to Prohibit the Carrying on the Slave-Trade from the United States,

3: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Correspondence regarding the delivery of the American slave ship Sarah Ann to justice.

4: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) McPherson & Oliver; photographers. [The Scourged Back.]

5: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Half-plate ambrotype portrait of an enslaved Virginia woman, possibly named Martha, with her owners.

6: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Letter of recommendation for an enslaved woman wishing to transfer to a new church.

7: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Duties of Masters to Servants: Three Premium Essays.

8: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Administrators Sale . . . at the Elliston Plantation . . . Consisting of the Following Slaves.

9: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Under Decree . . . that Plantation or Tract of Land Called "Richfield". . . also, a Gang of About 111 Negroes.

10: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Business card of "J.W. Odell, Negro Broker."

11: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Receipt for the sale of an enslaved woman named Jenny to George Washington's nephew.

12: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Bill of sale for a boat, and "the Negro man Curry who commands her."

13: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Letter describing the slave markets of Montgomery, Alabama.

14: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Bill of sale for an enslaved man, sold by the recently elected first Mayor of Hartford.

15: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Archive of 14 deeds and receipts for the sale of enslaved people to a Maryland family, plus a manumission.

16: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Correspondence archive of the Richmond slave dealers Dickinson, Hill & Co., and S.R. Fondren.

17: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Pair of deeds for 20 enslaved people sold from South Carolina to Florida.

18: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Estate inventory of a prominent Georgia planter naming 58 enslaved people.

19: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Commissioner's Sale! . . . Eight Likely Negroes.

20: (SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Group of 3 receipts for slaves owned by the Brown family of Culpeper County, Virginia.