Decree of the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa County, State of Alabama

Date: About 1827 [unknown]
Location: Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States

Decree of the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa County, State of Alabama, discharing Cornelius Sinclair, and Adam Traquair's deposition as to the freedom of said C. Sinclair. List of documents includes letters by Joseph Watson and Philip Hickey.

Joseph Watson Correspondence, Mss. 1872, Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, La.

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Decreee of the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa County, State of Alabama discharging Cornelius Sinclair and Adam Traquair[?]’s deposition as to the freedom of said C. Sinclair.

Letters, — copied,—

William Kendrick to Mayor, — March 1827

Joseph Watson to Col. Hickey — April 20 1827

Col Phillip Hickey to Joseph Watson — June 14 1827

Thomas Spillman Loyd to Mayor — Sept. 15 1827

Jos. Watson Esq to Col P. Hickey — Octo. 2. 1827

Letters, original, of introduction etc,

Jos. Watson, to John Henderson and J. W. Hamilton — Rocky Spring, Mississippi

Jos. Watson, to Samuel P. Garrigues

Jos. Watson, to Duncan S. Walker — Natches

Jos. Watson, to Jos. Bennett Eves, English Turn[?] near N. O. —

Jos. Watson, to the Hon’ble the Mayor of New Orleans —

Jos. Watson, to Mr John Walsh, or to Thomas Spillman Loyd Esq — New Orleans

Samuel Rush Esq to Edward Rawle Esq — New Orleans

Samuel Rush Esq to Wm B Griffith Esq — New Orleans

James C Biddle Esqr to George Eastes Esq — New Orleans

James C Biddle Esqr to L Peirce Esq — New Orleans

James C Biddle Esqr to Isaac Preston Esq — New Orleans

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Pamphlets of The African Observer — No 2 — Vol 1 —

Newspaper Clips (3 copies)

Jos. Watson Esqr Jan 22 1827

Daniel Holmes & S. E Davis Decr 23 1826 Natchez

Peter Hooks, narrative.

Folded map of Georgia and Alabama Folded map of Louisiana and Mississippi

George M Stroud’s sketch of the laws relating to slavery the several states of the U. S. of America.