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419. KELLY-NORRIS PAPERS
16 items, 1812-38
Letters primarily from John Kelly, a retail
merchant in Charlottesville, to Opie Norris, a commission merchant in Richmond. A March 19,
1813, letter from Kelly to Norris mentions a slave who seemed to be an
habitual runaway.
(Acc. 3928-a)
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