Three letters regarding wool manufacturing.

Wadsworth reports on his flock of sheep and process of perfecting the wool; he does not wish to hire out the manufacturing as he wishes to apply the proceeds of his operation to a large debt owed to Daniel Wadsworth of Hartford; lists prices of recent sales; would like to do business with Wolcott if he offers fair prices.

Responds to Wolcott's letter of March. States that he is as yet unable to determine a fair price for the coming season's wool; feels that Wolcott will be pleased with the quality and will give him first offer.

Writes to Wolcott on behalf of Samuel F. Mills in regard to a petition that Mills intends to present to the Connecticut Legislature to have a lot released from a mortgage. Gives a character reference for Mills and asks Frederick to apply to his brother, the governor, for his assistance.