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	Record Group /Collection.Series -Container.File Unit #Item

	[000151]Office of the Secretary of State record group.:
	-----------------...[000151/.S 2153]Territorial and early statehood records,:
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00066]Petition from citizens of Leon County to remove all free persons of color from the state (1850) [fragile]
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00067]Georgia legislative resolution protesting the Compromise of 1850, (1850)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00068]Governor Brown communication to the House of Representatives notifying the House that he is forwarding the resolutions of the Southe
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00069]Governor Brown letter and attached memorials concerning the proposal of Joseph Bryan of Alabama to establish a line of steamships be
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00070]Copy of Bill: "An Act to prevent the introduction of Negroes into this State for hire, belonging to non-residents." (1850)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00071]Petition of citizens of Pensacola to Governor Perry for the relief of Henry Rugan convicted of selling liquor to a slave (1860)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00072]Resolution on the appointment of a joint legislative committee on slavery (1850)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00073]Letter from Sheriff of Escambia County to Governor Brown seeking payment for expenses incurred while apprehending a fugitive in Alab
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00074]Names and residences of members of the legislature (1852)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00075]Resolution honoring Edmund Lafayette, grandson of General Lafayette (1850-1851)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00076]Letter from Joseph B. Watts of Madison County to Governor Brown concerning slaves (1852)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00077]Petition for the relief of Harriett Powers of Columbia County whose slave, Abram, was executed for killing John S. Powers (1852)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00078]Letter from Sheriff of Escambia County to Governor Brown suggesting that the state offer a reward for the capture of Henry Prior, a
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00079]Letter from M. D. Papy to Governor Brown tendering his resignation as a Representative from Leon County, January 17, 1853
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00080]Letter from M.D. Papy forwarding application for appointment letter, December 14, 1852
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00081]Letters seeking appointments or informing Governor Brown of resignations, April 1852, January 1853, and March 1853 [3 items]
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00082]Letter from New York seeking census information on manufacturing in Florida, April 21, 1853
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00083]Letters seeking appointments to office (1853) [2 items]
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00084]Copy of a bill to prohibit the introduction of slaves into Florida (1851)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00005.00085]Letter from F. L. Dancy to Governor Brown on Dancy's commission as State Geologist, February 1853
	----------------------------------[000151/.S 2153-00006]Box 6 : Territorial and Early Statehood Records, Subseries 8 (Continued) and 9
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00001]Letter from Secretary of the Senate, John B. Galbraith, to Secretary of State C. W. Downing, January 12, 1853
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00002]Letter from State Treasurer Charles H. Austin to Governor Brown on proposal to purchase a new safe for the state. Advertisement for
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00003]Letter from William P. Duval to Governor Brown soliciting appointments for friends, March 18, 1853
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00004]Petition from Jackson County (written by John Milton) seeking Governor Broome's appointment of Thomas Godwin as inspector of turpent
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00005]Letter from James W. Lipscomb to "My Dear Fred" on politics in Florida, August 24, 1854.
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00006]Legislative petitions, resolutions and bills, most of which deal with slavery. (1854-1855)
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00007]Telegram from James D. Westcott to Governor Broome about political affairs in Washington concerning Florida, December 21, 1854
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00008]Letter from F. L. Dancy, State Geologist, to Governor Broome, April 5, 1853
	----------------------------------...[000151/.S 2153-00006.00009]Legislative resolutions and bills concerning slavery (1855-1856)

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