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Entries are detailed and literate. ","\nCopy book 1 (28 pages) dates from 1810 to 1814; copy book 2 (25 pages) dates from 1817 to 1833 (the pages of copy book 2 are not in clear chronological order). Copy book 1 was originally tucked into a sleeve sewn into copy book 2. ","\nThere are also two loose leaves regard a slave sale in Frederick County, Virginia (1805), and a land sale in Mason County, Virginia (1806) respectively. 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