-
1820 March 13, ALS, Thomas T. Bouldin to Dr. Robert Wellford, telling him that the case of Haxall v. Jones had been decided in his favor
-
1821 April 3, ALS, Robert Stanard to "Dr Sir," regarding sums received by [Mrs.?] Stanard from the estate of Wm. Stanard
-
1824 May 10, ALS, 2 pp., P[hilip] P. Barbour, member of Congress and Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1836-41, to "Dear Sir," regarding his inability to attend the hearing of a case because he needed to be in Congress for an important tariff vote
-
1831 April 21, ALS, William Brockenbrough to "Dear Sir," directing him to send the enclosed letter from Judge Lomax on to the proper post office
-
1838 May 22, MSS by J.S.; outlines the family history of Chief Justice John Marshall
-
1839 September 29, ALS, 4 pp., R[ichard] Peters, Reporter to the U.S. Supreme Court, 1828-42, to "Dear Sir," regarding a bankruptcy case
-
1847 April 2, ALS, Francis T. Brooke, Judge of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, 1811-1851, to "My Dear Doctor," enclosing a check
-
1849 September 28, ALS, John Tayloe Lomax, Professor of Law at Virginia, 1826-30, and Judge, Fifth Circuit of Virginia, 1830-57, to Messrs. J. M. Forbes, E. Conway, and R. B. Semple turning down an invitation to meet "the worthy guest from Cincinnati"
-
1852 March 18, ALS, James M. Wayne, Justice, U.S. Supreme Court, 1835-67, to B. R. Wellford, Jr., regarding a free black man of Savannah named Charles Middleton
- 1852 July 14, ALS, William F. Giles to Stevenson Archer, sending a note for collection
- 1852 November 22, ALS, 2 pp., W[illis] P. Bocock, attorney general of Virginia, to "Messrs. Eustau Conway & others," praising the recent nomination of Franklin Pierce
- 1859 February 12, ALS, Richard H. Coleman to B. R. Wellford, regarding the delivery of a bond
- 1857 June 5, ALS, W[illiam] Daniel, Jr. to "Dear Sir," regarding granting an appeal in the case of T[echenor?] v. Allen
- February 10, ALS, James D. Halyburton to "Dear Sir," regarding the Gibson case
- n.d., AMs, 2 pp.; opinion regarding General Spotswood's will by Benjamin Waller
- n.d., ALS, William W. Hening, legislative historian and Clerk of Chancery Court for Richmond district, to "Dear Sir," regarding the payment of a debt
- n.d., ALS, Peyton Randolph to Charles L. Carter; brief note accompanying a package
- n.d., AL[S?], [St. George Tucker], Judge of Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, 1803-11, Judge, Federal District Court of Virginia, 1813-1827, to "Doctor Welford," thanking him for "friendly attention to his feelings the last evening"
- n.d., fragment, signed by J. W. Green regarding the weather and a visit
- n.d., two line quotation in French signed by John Robertson
