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Concerns settlement of debts by companies that tried to buy into the Connecticut Reserve. Photostat.

Tallmadge agrees to destroy a mutual bond held with Brace; some connection with the Reserve. Photostat.

Concerns a possible final settlement with debtors; way now open for establishing a settlement in the Berkshires. Photostat.

Concerns some bad publicity over Tallmadge's foreclosing on a farm to settle a debt owed him; mentions Israel Putnam as one of the previous owners or creditors. Photostat.

Concerns the financial problems of Mr. Garnsey and the purchase of the Genessee land; Tallmadge will be attending a proprietor's meeting about the Western Reserve. Photostat.

Concerned almost entirely with the political situation; much Federalist-Democrat conflict. Photostat.

Marked private; Tallmadge is concerned about the physical and financial situation of Uriah Tracy; suggests he and others undertake to secretly give financial aid. Photostat.

Comments on the activities of the House of Representatives; Tallmadge requests information concerning the East India concern. Photostat.

Letter mentioning Joseph Hart's "villainy"; Tallmadge may bring suit against him; personal business; mentions holdings in Louisiana and the possibility of new forms of husbandry. Photostat.