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Davy Davis v. James Cassin. Fugitive Slave Broadside (June 15, 1809)
Davy Davis v. James Cassin. Petition for Freedom (June 17, 1809)
Davy Davis v. James Cassin. Summons of James Cassin (June 17, 1809)
George Davis v. Mary Young and Leticia Davis v. Rebecca Forrest. Summons of John Rabbit (June 11, 1811)
George Davis v. Mary Young. Petition for Freedom (August 15, 1809)
George Davis v. Mary Young. Summons of John Rabbit (June 4, 1811)
George Davis v. Mary Young. Summons of Mary Young (August 15, 1809)
Sarah Davis v. James Clerklee. Petition for Freedom (April 13, 1809)
Sarah Davis v. James Clerklee. Summons of James Clerklee (April 15, 1809)

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Pierre Charles L'Enfant. Plan of the City of Washington. Philadelphia: Thackara & Vallance, c. 1794. From Library of Congress, Map Collections.