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Receipt from Allin Brown to Moses Brown for 'a certain Negro man named Caesar who I promise to Deliver to him on order or Demand'

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Brown, Allin

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Receipt for employ of an enslaved man, Caesar. A note by Moses Brown reads: "A.B. was to pay the execution on which Caesar was to be sold. . ." and 'August 28th 1765, "Recd ye above Named Negro back."
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  1. Slaver
  2. Slavery

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