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Acknowledges Tallmadge's letter concerning two law suits that Stoddert is conducting for Tallmadge; judgment has been made against the defendants, but Stoddert has not yet been able to collect debts owed to Tallmadge; when collected Stoddert will put them in charge of Cushman; reminisces of his stay in Litchfield.

Tells of a new state law that threatens Tallmadge with serious financial loss.

Contains summons from Julius Deming to Samuel Seymour, Caleb Bacon, Elnathan Holly and Hosea Blinn to appear before Frederick Wolcott, justice of the peace of Litchfield County, to testify in a suit brought by Benjamin Tallmadge against Reuben Webster; served by William Tallmadge.

Conveys resolution of the state Whig senatorial convention thanking Tallmadge for serving as state senator.

Acknowledges Benjamin Tallmadge's generosity; plans to settle the Clapp debt.

Acknowledges Cushman's letter; news of family and friends; Tallmadge Sr. discusses financial matters.

Partnership agreement to establish a store at Litchfield in the house of John Collins under the name of Tallmadge & Deming. Witnessed by Frederick Wolcott and Elijah Adams.