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Social news; discussion of the religious awakening in Litchfield; extensive religious reflections.

Written on Tallmadge's 60th birthday.

Report of inquiry into the claims of the town of Litchfield against Jedediah Strong by Tallmadge, Abraham Bradley, and John Allen, finding that Strong failed to account to the town for several pay-table certificates issued for purchasing Army supplies during the American Revolution; mentions Asahel Strong and Reuben Smith.

Printed list of resolutions of a meeting of the Connecticut Proprietors in the Ohio Company's purchase.

Appointing Hezekiah Fitch and Benjamin Tallmadge to assess and dispose of the property of William Burral for distribution of his creditors; copy certified by George Wyllys.

Service agreement for the summer of 1789.

Thanks Tallmadge for Benjamin Tallmadge's Memoir; extensive reminisces of Tallmadge and the Revolution; his father's [Gold Selleck Silliman] capture by the British; military operations conducted by Tallmadge on Long Island; the Andre affair and Washington's farewell at Faunce's Tavern.

Requesting that a meeting of the Council of State be held in the absence of the governor. Frederick A. Tallmadge married Eliza Canfield, daughter of Judson Canfield of Sharon, Conn.