Col. Elisha Sheldon has ordered that horses unfit for dragoon service be sent elsewhere; 50 men are without mounts; Tallmadge asks whether new horses are to be bought or supplied; shortage of blankets and cloaks.

Letter from Culper (Abraham Woodhull) is delayed; Tallmadge thinks it is fault of the dispatch carriers working with Lt. Caleb Brewster; will make inquiries at Fairfield; asks for instructions concerning Gen. Charles Scott's plan for regular delivery of Culper's letters; Culper aprehensive about security.

Printed list of resolutions of a meeting of the Connecticut Proprietors in the Ohio Company's purchase.

Series 2, arranged by type of material, consists of Tallmadge's legal documents. The majority of the papers concern land transactions, while others pertain to his store, Benjamin Tallmadge & Co., and to other financial investments. Also included in this series are bills of sale of enslaved people.

Series 2, arranged by type of material, consists of Tallmadge's legal documents. The majority of the papers concern land transactions, while others pertain to his store, Benjamin Tallmadge & Co., and to other financial investments. Also included in this series are bills of sale of enslaved people.

Series 3, arranged by type of material, consists of Tallmadge's financial papers: accounts, account books, letterbooks, bills, and receipts.

Contains bills of interest on money borrowed by the United States.

Thanks Tallmadge for Benjamin Tallmadge's Memoir; reminisces of his association with Benjamin Tallmadge in the Phoenix Bank; mentions Cushin Butler, Oliver Wolcott, Frederick Wolcott, and Mary Floyd.

Formation of committee to escort John Quincy Adams' remains to its place of interment.

Two letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to George Washington. Complains about the regiment's lack of horses. Informs Washington of his failure to receive a letter from Culper, the code name for members of Tallmadge's espionage network, and discusses Culper's concern about secrecy.