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- Lett, Philadelphia 1785
- Lydia, Philadelphia. 1789
- Mary Thomas, Philadelphia. 1810
- Negro Bob, Philadelphia, 1785
- Negro Darby v. Armitage, 1787
- Negro Nancy, Philadelphia, 1786
- PA v. Blackmore, 1790
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