Regrets that Tallmadge has been ill and depressed; tells of religious activities at Troy; statement of account of a loan of Augustus Filley; endorsed with Tallmadge's statement of account with Filley.

Discourses on religion; family news; tells of religious revival meetings at Troy, Williamstown, and Brunswick.

Acknowledges Tallmadge's letter; financial matters; family news; a religious meeting.

Financial matters; Cushman discourses on religion and tells of religious revival meetings at Troy and elsewhere.

Discourses on religion; appends statement of Augustus Filley debt.

Five letters, between John Paine Cushman and Benjamin Tallmadge, discussing Tallmadge's illness; the religious revival in New York and elsewhere; and financial matters.