New-York Manumission Society records, 1785-1849. Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees, 1785-1822

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: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of Delegates. No. 4. 11 mo 11. 1817, page [2], docket, and Report of the Committee on the Circular Address of the Convention. 3 month 1800, page [1]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee on the Circular Address of the Convention. 3 month 1800, page [2]-[3]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee on the Circular Address of the Convention. 3 month 1800, page [4], docket

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee of the Circular Address of the Convention of 1797. Jany. 16. 1798, page [1] and [4]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee of the Circular Address of the Convention of 1797. Jany. 16. 1798, page [2]-[3]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Delegates to the convention of 1797

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee on the Address of the Convention of 1796. Dated March 18. 1797

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Delegates to the Convention of 1796

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. [Address] To the Abolition and Manumission Societies in the United States, page [1]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. [Address] To the Abolition and Manumission Societies in the United States, page [2]-[3]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee for preventing irregular conduct in free Negroes. Read Feb.ry 21st. 1788, page [1] and [4]

: Volume 5, Minutes of meetings, records, and reports of committees. Report of the Committee for preventing irregular conduct in free Negroes. Read Feb.ry 21st. 1788, page [2]-[3]

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