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Letter to those who may have had objections to the proposed location of the railroad: Description of where the railroad will go with a promise of a meeting with the general railroad commissions on August 25, 1858 in Middletown for the people to object.

For $1 from Samuel Tudor of East Windsor for land 3 miles in length and 33 rods in width in East Windsor.

The town exchanges a piece of land, rod for rod, to enlarge the highway to the mill.

The town granted him 1 1/2 acres near the mill.

The town accepted Thomas Miller's gift of a highway.

The town grants him the liberty of the river above the mill to dig and dam for preserving water.

1 first class passage to Washington, D.C. from Philadelphia.

A list of debts and to whom they are owed for an unknown person, by his attorneys, Storrs and Mather, dated July 13, 1829. With a summon to those owed money to the court by judge of the superior court, Stephen T. Hosmer.