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December 27, 1839 | ink on paper

Fragment or an order by W. Shoney Coody to Stirling Scott

September 26, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Authorizing Arbitration of Cases

October 4, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Prohibiting Clearing or Destruction of Timber near Tahlequah Council Grounds

October 5, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Authorizing Principal Chief to Select Persons to Translate Constitution and Laws of Nation into Cherokee

March 6, 1829 | ink on paper

Copy of Letter from Cherokee Delegation to President Andrew Jackson

September 23, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Establishing the Judiciary

January 2, 1840 | ink on paper

Letter from William Shorey Coodey to Chief John Ross

December 28, 1841 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Agent P. M. Butler

July 17, 1830 | ink on paper

Resolution of Cherokee Nation Council Concerning the Documents Used in Cherokee Controversy

September 23, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Establishing Force to Preserve Order at Depot at Adair's

November 6, 1840 | ink on paper

Act Relative to Expenses in Criminal Prosecutions

October 14, 1843 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to William Shorey Coodey

July 18, 1830 | ink on paper

Resolution of Cherokee General Council to Chief John Ross

September 24, 1839 | ink on paper

Act in Relation to Contracts

November 12, 1840 | ink on paper

Report by William Shorey Coodey to Chief John Ross

November 20, 1861 | paper

Copy of Letter from Chief John Ross to James McDaniel, Porum, and Cabbin Smith

July 7, 1836 | ink on paper

Copy of Letter from Ben F. Currey to William S. Coody

September 24, 1839 | ink on paper

Act to Exempt Certain Property from Sale for Settlement of Debt

November 13, 1840 | ink on paper

Resolution of National Council Creating a Delegation

April 6, 1829 | ink on paper

Copy of letter from Chief John Ross, Edward Gunter, Rich Taylor, and William S. Coodey to President Andrew Jackson