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Cunningham v. M'Dowall, 1830 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 53
C.W. Van Ranst to James Edmonstone., 1830 Box Box 63
Dabney Carr to Mrs. Virginia Cary, 1830 Box Box 3
Dabney Carr to Mrs. Virginia Cary, 1830 Box Box 3
Dan F. Carr to John Hartwell Cocke., 1830 Box Box 64
Daniel French Slaughter papers, 1827/1885 .04 Cubic Feet 7 folders in one half of a legal size document box
David Paterson v. Charles Shaw, 1830 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 53
Daybook., 1825/1835 Box 10
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