Six letters to Frederick Wolcott.

Sends an account of his note, written on the same page.

Encloses a canceled note (which did not remain with the letter); reports their ship the Trident was safe at Canton China in October and expected to return in December for a March arrival.

Requests he settle some business with Mr. Beach; inquires about money owed by Judge Reeve; assures Frederick that a venture into raising Merino sheep will be advantageous to the country; is displeased that Frederick did not inform him of Betsey Huntington Wolcott's illness; expects the Trident shortly details about his sons educations. Conserved 10/2009.

Is pleased with the sample of wool sent by Frederick; urges him to aid in improving the flock quickly; the Trident is expected daily.

Thanks Frederick for sending cheese and requests more; reports lack of news; urges Frederick to acquire land in Northern New York state and to spend some time there.

Is in receipt of Frederick's note; the cargo of the ship Trident has been received with expectation of no damage; the concern will be closed quickly. Articles for Frederick and his wife will be sent to him.