Scope and Contents Lengthy letter regarding various political and personal controversies. Accuses Lyman of slander, dishonesty and destroying reputations. Reproaches Lyman for not being a Christian "in deed and truth." Later published in a pamphlet, [i]Church and State: A Political Union Formed by the Enemies of Both In Correspondences Between the Rev. Stanley Griswold, and the Rev. Dan Huntington, and between Col. Ephraim Kirby, and the Rev. Joseph Lyman[/i], 1802. Letter is in fragile condition, use...

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Letter informing Law of the state of the wool market; requests information about whether they may purchase any wool from Law.

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Ephraim Kirby certifies that he is a business associate of Samuel Andrew Law and that he finds him to be, "a gentleman of strict honor and integrity."  Kirby goes on to explain that Law has a respectible property and that he would not hesitate personally to "receive his obligations for ten or fifteen thousand dollars."