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Title leaf and two complete transmittal letters on printed pages 3-4. All 25 received scan pages, including land registers and evidence, are retained; tables and testimony are not included in this checked reading exce...
Two complete bank-director notices on issue image 3, column 2: Bank of the State of Alabama and Mobile Bank. All four issue pages preserved separately; remaining newspaper text not transcribed.
Complete two-image letter, including continuation, signature and address line. Distinct from the letter of November 22.
Complete first three passenger notices in issue image 3, column 3: New World, Alexander Scott and Admiral. The remaining shipping advertisements and all of issue image 1 are context only, not transcribed.
Three-paragraph excerpt in column 3, from “As Judge of a Circuit Court” through “attention to his plantation.” The earlier biography and subsequent obituary/family narrative are not transcribed.
Innerarity reports a conversation with Governor Folch about abolishing duties on American goods if support for the Kemper and Kennedy expedition is withdrawn. Toulmin's reply of November 23 discusses the expedition's ...
Front and reverse of a State Farm member identification card bearing agent Bill Abrams’s Mobile office stamp and printed accident instructions.
A Mobile land dispute traced a claim through Issabella Campbell’s Spanish grant, a federal confirmation certificate, and John Forbes & Co. The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment for Innerarity.