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Concerns some of the current political situations; will give personal attention to the business involving Maj. Hart. Photostat.

Concerns a compromise made with Mr. Ogden on a contest over the Genessee land. Photostat.

Memoranda concerning buying some land and sending some papers to associates. Photostat.

Mentions Massachusetts House of Representatives; suits brought against Massachusetts on bonds held by Loyalists during the Revolution; movement for the formation of the State of Maine; anecdote concerning the impeachment case of Judge John Pickering. Photostat.

Concerning Tallmadge's petition against Hart; Tallmadge feel it is beneath his dignity to have to render a petition of any kind; Tallmadge is pleased that South Carolina moved against an amendment to the Constitution. Photostat.

Concerns personal affairs; Tallmadge thinks that since South Carolina has rejected an amendment to the Constitution that it will not be adopted; personal glimpses of Boston. Photostat.

Relates that he became ill on his journey home; some references to Maj. Hart's evil doings; comments of the impeachment case of Justice Chase. Photostat.

Mentions with strong comment the attempted impeachment of Justice Samuel Chase and John Pickering; Joseph Hart fraud and forgery case; Tallmadge has purchased several thousand dollars of land. Photostat.

Problems with Joseph Hart's fraud and forgery; Tallmadge must travel to Boston on this affair; some details on his financial entanglement. Photostat.