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"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"
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"Argument of plaintiffs appeal in case petition of freedom of Money's Negros"

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Handwriting is difficult to read but the petition mentions the Act of 1831 which said that free African American;s could not leave the state for more than a specified period of time. This argument related to the enslaved and free African Americans of Cornelius C. Money.
MS0066-08-13-003
Washington College
Washington College
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Slave labor, Freed persons--United States, Fugitive slaves--Legal status, laws, etc.--United States
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