Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Benjamin Huntington stating that he is glad to admit Huntington's son to the college. Also shares war news and the College's need for money for the education of Indians.

In a two page letter signed by John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Benjamin Huntington, he writes about a matter which he intrusts to the members of Congress from Connecticut, as well as, the present state of the College and its intercourse with the Indians.

Prseident Wheelock in Hanover writes to Huntington describing NH's political situation and property of College given by Daphne E. Banwell (Mrs. A.W.), Tinkers Lane Farm in Lyme, Connecticut.

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Jon. Freeman. Jasper Murdock desires to buy some of college grants. Will pay $1500 down. Dr. Hasting wants his pay.

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to John Willard commending his son's conduct.

Wheelock, on behalf of the Trustees of Dartmouth College, asks Brewster to sell land from the following list of College property to bring the sum of £500.

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to John Graves Simcoe Lt. Governor of Upper Canada with the request of an introduction for Davenport Phelps and James Wheelock who plan to tour the "region bording on lakes".

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Jon. Freeman informing him that a New York man desires to purchase some of College grants.

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover, New Hampshire to Rev. Jedediah Morse, Secretary, forwarding him an account of the expenses of the three Indian youths. Mr. Joel Mann, perceptor.

Letter from John Wheelock to Rev. Dr. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary to the honorable Commissioners of the Society in Scotland containing an account of former Indian Charity Members and the Utility of Moor's I.C. School... . (12 pages)

Letter from John Wheelock of Hanover to Lord Dartmouth introducing his nephew John Phillip Ripley who is on his way to Scotland and Russia.

One-page letter from John Wheelock at Dartmouth College to Jedidiah More, Secreatry, enclosing an account of the School examinations.

To Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secy. The progress of the Indian boys. The expenses for thier support. Rev. Dr. Smith, the bearer of the letter, is well acquainted with the affairs of the School.

Hanover.

Letter from Wheelock at Dartmouth to Brewster, Officer of the Board of War, stating that a strange Frenchman has enticed youths from the school to go to Charlestown. Brewster's reply: intern the Frenchman as an enemy suspect.

John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Jon. Freeman about 1785 writer agreed in name of trustees that Joseph Lee should have lot on which his house stands for twenty pounds and surrounding lands at eight pounds per acre.

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Jedidiah Morse informing him that he will endorse the new edition of the American geography. Thanks Morse for copies of his Thanksgiving sermon given the college. Messrs. Fisk and Burton have received their copies.

Four-page letter from Wheelock of Dartmouth College to the French Ambassador stating the loss of the contributions to the College from England, by reason of the War, and soliciting aid from France.

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary, informing him that he is forwarding My Mr. William Woodward a statement of the school accounts with a bill.

Wheelock of Dartmouth college explaining to Hutchinson of Charlestown, NH that he accepted payement due on note to the Trustees from Mr. Wright of Hartford since Hutchinson and Woodward were not able to.

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary. He incloses an account of Moor's School. The property of the School.