Four letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to John Paine Cushman. The letters discuss primarily financial business, including Tallmadge's suit against Samuel Brown and his desire for Cushman to sell some property for him. Elsewhere, Tallmadge also mentions ripening plums and a canker sickness among the children.

Informs Tallmadge of his being chosen to replace William Edmond as representative in the 7th Congress. Photostat.

Acknowledge's Cushman's letter; mostly converning a law suit; tells of death and funeral of James Morris of South Farms.

Mostly business matters concerning Tallmadge Smith & Co.; family news.

Acknowledges Cushman's letter; mostly concerning a law suit and a mortgage.

Family news; business and legal matters; an outbreak of cankers among children at Litchfield.