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Barland William Jr. - Receipt For The Payment Of Wages To Overseers, 1817, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Receipt for the payment of wages to overseer for two and a half months work, paid to Dempsey Portlock in 1817.

Barland William Jr. - Final Settlement Of The Estate Of The Estate Of William Barland Jr., Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Final settlement of the estate of the estate of William Barland Junior

Barland William Jr. - Receipt For The Payment Of Wages To Overseers, 1817, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Receipt for the payment of wages to overseer Zachariah Dorsey by the estate of William Barland Jr., 1817

Barland William Jr. - Receipt For Jail Fees For An Enslaved Girl Named Mary, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Receipt for jail fees for an enslaved girl named Mary, who was recorded as belonging to the estate of William Barland Jr. deceased.

Barland William Jr. - Will Of William Barland Jnr., Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Will of William Barland Jnr.

Barland William Jr. - Estate Administration Record, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Estate administration record, including transactions documenting payments to overseers, and for food and clothing for enslaved persons

Barland William Jr. - Order For The Inventory And Appraisement Of The Estate Of William Barland Jr, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Order for the inventory and appraisement of the estate of William Barland Jr, including the following enslaved persons: Isaac and his wife Esther; Ned and his wife Clarissa; John; Charity and her child John; Mary; and a second woman named Mary.

Barland William And William Jr. - Estate Of William Barland Snr., Deceased, And Of William Barland Jnr., Deceased, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Envelopes for the probate records of William Barland Snr. And William Barland Jr.

Ashley, James - Payment Register For The Estate Of James Ashley, By R.L. Throckmorton, To W. Parker, 1818-1823, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Payment register for the estate of James Ashley, by R.L. Throckmorton, to W. Parker, 1818-1823, including expenditures for providing board and medical care for enslaved persons

Ashley, James - Estate Administration Record For The Estate Of James Ashley, By R.L. Throckmorton, 1818-1825, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Estate administration record for the estate of James Ashley, by R.L. Throckmorton, including expenditures on hiring enslaved persons

Ashley, James - Order For The Appraisement And Inventory Of The Estate Of James Ashley, Deceased., Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Order for the appraisement and inventory of the estate of James Ashley, deceased, including eight enslaved persons.

Ashley, James - Estate Of James Ashley, Deceased, With R.L. Throckmorton, Admr., Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Envelope for probate records of James Ashley, deceased

Andrews, John G - Estate Administration Record For The Estate Of John G. Andrews, By Charles B. Green, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Estate administration record for the estate of John G. Andrews, by Charles B. Green.

Andrews, John G - Belmont Plantation In Account With Charles B. Green, 1826, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Belmont Plantation, in account with Charles B. Green, includes records of expenditures for wages paid to overseer and food purchased for enslaved persons.

Andrews, John G -Belmont Plantation In Account With Charles B. Green, 1827, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Belmont Plantation, in account with Charles B. Green, includes records of expenditures for wages paid to overseer and food purchased for enslaved persons.

Andrews, John G- Belmont Plantation, In Account With Charles B. Green, 1825, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Belmont Plantation, in account with Charles B. Green, includes records of expenditures for wages paid to overseer and food purchased for enslaved persons.

Andrews, John G- Inventory Of The Real And Personal Estate Of John G. Andrews, A Minor, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Inventory of the real and personal estate of John G. Andrews, a minor of fourteen years, at the time of granting of the letters of guardianship. Includes descriptions of multiple pieces of real estate and lists 22 enslaved persons.

Andrews, James - Schedule Of Names Of Slaves That Have Died, And Other Articles That Have Worn Out, Been Sold, +C, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Schedule of names of slaves that have died, and other articles that have worn out, been sold, featuring seven enslaved persons

Andrews, John G - Estate Of John G. Andrews, A Minor, With Chas. B. Green, Guardian, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Envelope for probate records of John G. Andrews, a minor

Andrews, James - Estate Administration Record, Estate Of James Andrews, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Estate of James Andrews, deceased, in account current with the estate of John Perault, deceased, records of cotton business

Andrews, James - Record Of Charges For Medical Care, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Record of charges for medical care

Andrews, James- Receipt For Wages Paid To An Overseer, Thomas Spain, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Receipt for wages paid to an overseer, paid to Thomas Spain

Andrews, James - Receipt For Wages Paid To An Overseer, John L. Phelps, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Receipt for wages paid to an overseer, paid to John L. Phelps

Andrews, James - Estate Of James Andrews, Deceased, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Envelope for the probate records of James Andrews, deceased

Andrews, James - Inventory And Appriasement Of The Estate Of James Andrews, Deceased, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Inventory and appriasement of the estate of James Andrews, deceased, including 25 enslaved persons.

Ambrose, Stephen And Elizabeth - Inventory For The Estate Of Stephen And Elizabeth Ambrose, Deceased, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Inventory for the estate of Stephen and Elizabeth Ambrose, deceased, including three enslaved persons: Nancy and her children Jack and Lucy.

Ambrose, Stephen And Elizabeth - Estate Of Stephen And Elizabeth Ambrose, Deceased, Chancery Court Of Adams County

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Envelope for the probate records of Stephen and Elizabeth Ambrose, deceased

Hospitality: Areas That Are Effective In Creating A Desire For A Visitor To Connect To Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, Brent M. Hartwig

Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project

This major applied project explores hospitality offered by the local congregation. Biblical hospitality is implicitly and explicitly commanded in scripture. Balancing the Missio Dei and two kinds of righteousness will keep us on the straight and narrow theologically when pursuing hospitality.

When churches offer hospitality, we are feeding, clothing, visiting, providing, and welcoming our neighbor. Our Redeemer wants to continue serving the community as a family-oriented, mission focused, hospitable congregation. We are doing the feeding, clothing, and providing through many efforts in the community. We are active with the local homeless shelter and crisis center. For the MAP, we wanted …

Coming To Peace In The Presence Of Wild Things: A Personal Exploration Of The Intersections Of The Environment And Faith, Hampton T. Randall

Student Scholarship

From a young age, I have felt the power that certain places have over me. Some made me feel an overwhelming sense of awe, some freedom, and some made me feel depths of peace unknown like Wendell Berry describes in the poem above. Considering my natural restlessness, a disposition that has been there since birth, the fact these places invoke a feeling of peace that washes over me speaks volumes to their power.

It wasn’t until college that I truly recognized this power of place, but since learning that fact I have sought its connection. A professor of mine gave …

The Politics And Piety Of Neoclassical Architecture: How Early American Elites Practiced An Old Religion To Subvert The New One, Christopher Saint-Carter

Themis: Research Journal of Justice Studies and Forensic Science

The Western political revolutions of the 18^th century established the ideals of liberty, patriotism, and democracy the United States government grounds its identity into this day. The motive of these ideals, particularly their visual manifestation in Neoclassical government architecture, remain unquestioned. This study provides a historical analysis of the psychology informing the early American elite’s choice to structure the new nation around Roman political and aesthetic standards. Chronicling the subservience inherent in Roman civic religion, as well as the internalizing nature of visual propaganda, the borrowed ancient schematic proves to be a method of de-revolutionizing the American people at …