Benjamin Tallmadge writes from the House of Representatives to an unnknown party regarding sending flour to Connecticut with General Lee for the use of the representatives families.

Extract of a letter from Frederick Preston to Uriah Tracy regarden business he is conducting on behalf of Samuel Andrew Law. Requests Tracy convey papers to Law as early as is convenient.  Requests that Tracy inform Law that his land is not, in his opinion, in danger of state taxation and that he will attempt to secure it from the U.S. tax by submitting it for assessment.  Provides instruction for payment of his expenses.

Certification that Samuel Andrew Law is a student in Reeve's office and that he is a "young gentleman of genius who by an assiduous attention to study has acquired no inconsiderable share of legal knowledge he sustains an irreproachable moral character."