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Abercromby v. Elphinstone, 1803 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 19
Accounts and Itemized Receipts, 1800/1859 Box 18, Folder 5-10
Andrew v. Murdoch, 1803 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 4
Articles written by W. Jett Lauck about Cost of Living, 1019/1910 Box 73, Folder 11
Bills and Receipts, 1800/1859 Box 22, Folder 1-7
Black and Rnken v. Lord Meadowbank's and Lord Craig's Interlocutors, 1803 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 19
Broadside 1803 .W66 - Elegant family Bible commentary; Thomas Jefferson's subscription to Scott's family Bible [FC 2700-b], 1803 Flat_Box Oversize Box 7, Folder 3
Butler and Holland family letters, 1801/1930 Box 2 [X030899290], Folder 2
Caddell and Others v. Stewart, 1803 Box MSS 2015-01, Box 4
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