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Documentary History
of the
Supreme Court of the United States,
1789-1800
Supreme Court of the United States
Room 14
Washington, D. C. 20543
(202) 479-3256
December 15, 1989
MAEVA MARCUS, EDITOR
CHRISTINE R. JORDAN, ASSOCIATE EDITOR
NATALIE WEXLER, ASSOCIATE EDITOR
MARK G. HIRSCH, ASSOCIATE EDITOR
STEPHEN L. TULL, ASSISTANT EDITOR
Mr. Edward C. Papenfuse
Maryland State Archives
350 Rowe Blvd.
Annapolis, MD 21401
Dear Mr. Papenfuse:
I enclose a copy of the transcript of the record in the case
Barron v. Baltimore. It is from a volume in the U.S. Supreme Court
Library entitled Transcripts of Records, 1833, Jan. Term 1833. There
is no publication information, because the volume represents the
Supreme Court's bound copy of the printed materials filed in cases
docketed after 1831 rather than an official publication. The cases
are filed chronologically by docket number, in this case No. 88,
and there is a handwritten alphabetical index at the beginning of
each volum^that is referenced to the handwritten page number in the
top left hand corner of the first page, in this case page 333.
I have not yet heard from the National Archives about the case
file there, I will give you a call as soon as I do.
Very truly yours,
I RECEIVED
DEC 18
Christine Jordan
Supported by The Supreme Court Historical Society and The National Historical Publications and Records Commission
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