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<I>The Liberator, Vol. XXIV, No. 7</I>

American The Liberator, 1850

Tintype of two men seated with legs and arms crossed

Unknown, 1850

Tintype of two men seated with legs and arms crossed

Unidentified Man, 1850

Tin box handmade and carried by Joseph Trammell to hold freedom papers

American Joseph Trammell, 1850

Deed of sale for an enslaved man named Cane

Benjamin F. Jenkins, born 1827, 1850

Deed of sale for an enslaved man named Cane

Charnell H. Durham, born 1819, 1850

Deed of sale for an enslaved man named Cane

Benjamin Smith, 1850

Hiring agreement for an enslaved woman named Martha in South Carolina

American William A. Hunton, 1850

Hiring agreement for an enslaved woman named Martha in South Carolina

Unknown, 1850

Hiring agreement for an enslaved woman named Martha in South Carolina

Unidentified Woman, 1850

Hiring agreement for an enslaved woman named Martha in South Carolina

American John Fox, 1850

Letter written by William Lloyd Garrison

American William Lloyd Garrison, 1850

Letter written by William Lloyd Garrison

Thomas Hudson, 1850

Tintype of two men wearing suits

Unknown, 1850

Tintype of two men wearing suits

Unidentified Man, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unidentified Child, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unknown, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

P.J. Porcher & Baya Co., American, 1859 ca. 1863, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Harrietta Plantation, American, founded 1807, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unidentified Woman, 1850

Broadside for an estate sale of "229 Rice Field Negroes"

Unidentified Man, 1850

Charleston slave badge from 1855 for Porter No. 1066

American William O'Connor, 1850

<I>Robbing the Eagle's Nest</I>

Robert S. Duncanson, 1850

Charleston slave badge from 1856 for Servant No. 1093

American William Veronee, 1850