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Andrew Buchanan in Williamsburg, Va., to "Daniel of St. Thos. Jenifer, Esq., " Annapolis, 1774 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
"A New Geographical and Historical Grammar...by Mr. Salmon, MDCCLXXI", 1771 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
Commission of Anthony Robinson as Clerk of the Chancery District Court of Williamsburg, William Wirt being Judge, 1802 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
Donor's Record Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
Ferdinand [Fairfax] to Jas. Keith, "Present", 1809 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
"Geographical, Historical and Commercial Grammar...by William Gutherie, MDCCXCII", 1792 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
John Hyndman in London, England, to Messrs. Hill and Buchanan, merchants, Rappahannock River, Virginia, 1773 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
Landon Carter and Chas. Carter at "Sabine Hall" to "Most Respectable Baron, " [Lord Fairfax], 1769 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
Lord Glencairn, of Kilmarnock, [Scotland], to Governour [Horatio Sharpe of Maryland], 1754 Box Small Collections Box 19, Folder 1
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