Gabriel's Conspiracy

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Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	Mosby Sheppard to Governor James Monroe, 30 August 1800.
Page 1 Page 2	William Mosby to Governor James Monroe, September 1800.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3	Gervas Storrs and Joseph Selden to Governor James Monroe, 8 September 1800.
Page 1 Page 2	"A.W." to "deer frind," 20 September 1800.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	Thomas Newton to Governor James Monroe, 24 September 1800.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	Evidence adduced against Solomon the property of Thomas Henry Prosser in his trial on the 11th September 1800
	Commonwealth against Sundry Negroes Sept 15 1800
Page 1 Page 2	Petition of Solomon to Governor James Monroe, n.d. [ca. September 1800].
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3	John Moss to [Governor James Monroe?], 28 September 1800.
Page 1 Page 2	List of Convicted Slaves Considered for Pardons, 3 October 1800.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	Testimony in the Trial of Gabriel, 6 October 1800.
Page 1 Page 2	Proceedings of a Court of Oyer and Terminer in Henrico County, 6 October 1800.
Page 1 Page 2	Valuation of Slaves Sentenced to Death, n.d. [ca. 1800]
Page 1 Page 2	William M. Berkeley to Governor James Monroe, 1800
Page 1 Page 2	John Hoomes et al. to Governor James Monroe, n.d.

Nat Turner's Rebellion

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Page 1 Page 2	"Anonymus" to Governor John Floyd, 28 August 1831.
Page 1 Page 2	"Citizens" to Governor John Floyd, 28 August 1831.
Page 1 Page 2	Williamson Mann, Chesterfield, to Ben Lee, Richmond, 29 August 1831.
Page 1	Joe to "brother", n.d.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3	Resolutions of Inhabitants of Chesterfield County, n.d. [ca. autumn 1831].
Page 1 Page 2	Proclamation by Governor John Floyd, 17 September 1831.
Page 1 Page 2	Norborne E. Sutton to Governor John Floyd, 21 September 1831.
	Trial of Nat Turner, Southampton County, 5 November 1831.

John Brown's Raid

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Page 1	Letter, Henry A. Wise, Richmond, to Col. Geo. W. Munford, 17 October 1859
Page 1 Page 2	Ruth Weaver to Governor Henry A. Wise, 20 October 1859.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	Governor Henry A. Wise to General Charles C. Egerton Jr., 24 October 1859.
Page 1 Page 2	John N. Merriman to Governor Henry A. Wise, 25 October 1859.
Page 1 Page 2	Amos A. Laurence to Governor Henry A. Wise, 26 October 1859.
Page 1 Page 2	"Brutus" to Governor Henry A. Wise, n.d. [ca. November 1859].
Page 1 Page 2	Anonymous to Governor Henry A. Wise, n.d. [ca. November 1859].
Page 1 Page 2	Charles Ulrich to Governor Henry A. Wise, 3 November 1859.
Page 1	Proclamation by Governor Henry A. Wise, 3 November 1859.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	George L. Lumsden to Governor Henry A. Wise, 12 November 1859.
Page 1 Page 2	H. A. Moore to Governor Henry A. Wise, 12 November 1859.
Page 1 Page 2	Anonymous to Governor Henry A. Wise, 22 November 1859.
Page 1 Page 2	William L. Taylor, James J. Rankin, and Cambridge Ritter to Governor Henry A. Wise, 30 November 1859.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3	Maria Black to Governor Henry A. Wise, 30 November 1859.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3	"Standard" to Governor Henry A. Wise, n.d. [ca. December 1859].
Page 1 Page 2	Red Hand to Governor Henry A. Wise, [received 2 December 1859].
Page 1 Page 2	"John Brown" to Governor Henry A. Wise, 2 December 1859.
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4	United Sons of Freedom to Governor Henry A. Wise, 7 December 1859.
Page 1	Anonymous to Clerk of Court, Kanawha County, 23 December 1859.