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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Receipt for the sale of an enslaved woman named Jenny to George Washingtons nephew.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Commissioners Sale! . . . Eight Likely Negroes.

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

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Archive of covering sixty years and three generations at Virginias White Hall Plantation.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Family register and 3 letters relating to the enslaved people of the Kimmel family of Baltimore.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Reward receipt, bills of sale, hire agreement and more from a Missouri plantation.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Lists of enslaved people and their ages on a Tennessee plantation.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) A Texas planters letter seeking to purchase dogs . . . to hunt negres.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Letter reporting on the dispersal of a familys enslaved people in Tennessee.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Mississippi estate inventory naming 98 enslaved people, with their ages.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Memorandum book from a Maryland plantation.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Photograph of two formerly enslaved workers at Fort Hill Planatation, the former home of John C. Calhoun.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Letter offering to capture an escaped enslaved New Yorker--for a bounty.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) One Hundred Dollars Reward!! Ran Away . . . a Yellow Man Named Jim Carr.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Peter Kramer, artist. The Resurrection of Henry Box Brown at Philadelphia.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Treaty settlement for Negros stolen . . . by a party of Creek Indians.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) 4 receipts for dispersing tumultuous meetings of Negroes.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Georgia tavern license forbidding sales to any slave or slaves.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Documents on the states confiscation of 15 slaves owned by Grief Cook, a free man of color in Georgia.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) New York Court of Appeals. Report of the Lemmon Slave Case.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Group of 5 bills proposed to the Maryland legislature to restrict the movement of free Blacks.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Affidavit asserting that Negro Joe (described in detail) had been manumitted eight years ago.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Indiana manumission deed for Eli Rogers a man of color . . . after the expiration of eight years.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) George Whitefield. Three Letters . . . to the Inhabitants of Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina,

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Abridgment of the Minutes of the Evidence . . . to Consider of the Slave Trade.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) James M. Adair. Unanswerable Arguments against the Abolition of the Slave Trade,

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Injured Humanity . . . What the Unhappy Children of Africa Endure From Those Who Call Themselves Christians.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Thomas Clarkson. History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abolition of the African Slave Trade.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Jesse Torrey. A Portraiture of Domestic Slavery, in the United States.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Mixed run of the African Repository, a long-running colonization magazine.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Genius of Universal Emancipation.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Anti-Slavery Record.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Views of Slavery.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Lydia Maria Child. The Fountain for Every Day in the Year

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Circular letter to Resist the Admission of Texas as a Slave State.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) [Salmon P. Chase.] The Address of the Southern and Western Liberty Convention Held at Cincinnati.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Liberty Chimes.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Circular letter attempting to launch an anti-slavery newspaper in Virginia.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Julia Griffiths, editor. Autographs for Freedom.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Minutes of the African Civilization Society and other papers of abolitionist Theodore Bourne.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Constitution of the African Civilization Society,

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Ephraim W. Bull. Letter warning that Franklin Sanborn would be summoned for his support of the John Brown raid.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Portia Gage. An Appeal to the Governors of the Free States: The Prayer of Twenty Millions.