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Letter, James Kemp, Washington, to [General Thomas Mason], stating that he [Kemp] will dispose of the Negro slave stolen from Mason if Mason will prove his ownership; requesting directions on whether or not to bring charges against Daniel, alias Brown, who took the slave from Virginia.
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Letter, James Kemp, Washington, to [General Thomas Mason], stating that he [Kemp] will dispose of the Negro slave stolen from Mason if Mason will prove his ownership; requesting directions on whether or not to bring charges against Daniel, alias Brown, who took the slave from Virginia.
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- Doc Number: 1299
- Administration: David Holmes
- Date(s): 1811-08-20
- Description: Letter, James Kemp, Washington, to [General Thomas Mason], stating that he [Kemp] will dispose of the Negro slave stolen from Mason if Mason will prove his ownership; requesting directions on whether or not to bring charges against Daniel, alias Brown, who took the slave from Virginia.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-1299-01.tif