Papers of the editors of the Richmond Whig, 1828-1885 (bulk 1849-1883).

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Papers of the editors of the Richmond Whig, 1828-1885 (bulk 1849-1883).

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Scattered correspondence accumulated by the editors, chiefly by Wyatt M. Elliott, Alexander Moseley, and John Camden Shields. Included are letters from readers, contributors, subscribers, and advertisers, mostly relating to accounts and subscriptions.

165 pieces.2 boxes.

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