Two page letter from Ebenezar Caulking of Oneida to Peter Thacher telling him that he is sending his journal, and drawing for £30 and that a regular mail has been established from Albany to Whitestown and Genose.

Letter from Peter Thacher of Boston to J. Wheelock reguests to forward mail.

Letter from John Sergeant of Stockbridge to Peter Thacher informing him that he is in need of a larger salery.

Three page letter from John Sergeant of New Stockbridge to Peter Thacher informing him that he does not think that Hamilton Academy will ever do much for the Indians, although it may be very useful for educating white youths.

Letter from Ebenezer Caulking of Paris (N.Y.) to an unidentified recipient telling him that he is teaching, during the winter, in Hamilton Academy, and has a number of Indians there.

Ten page letter from Jo: Kemp of Edin(burgh) to (Peter Thacher). They cannot use the money collected for Moor's school for anything else unless they have good evidence that it has not been misappropriated. They wish a committee to examine into matters at Hanover. Quotes a letter giving a most discouraging account of conditions among the Six Nations, and of the work of Kirkland and Caulking. List of questions about Moor's School and Dartmouth College to be answered by the committee.

Three page letter from S. Kirkland of Oriskene near Oneida to Peter Thacher informing him of a formation of a Presbitery (sic) in the region. Hears that one of Occom's partisans has written to the board against him.

Letter from Peter Thacher to The Oneida Indians, informing them that the Board has sent their letter about Kirkland to him.

Three page letter from S. Kirkland of Whitestown to Peter Thacher informing him that there are reports circulated by part of the Oneidas against him. Gov. Simcoe trying to remove the Onodagoes to Grand River and the British stirring up the Indians against America.

Three page letter from Ebenezer Caulkins of Paris, Clinton Society to Peter Thacher telling him that he is sending his journal and a draft for £40. Would like to go back to the Indians if he could be made more comfortable.

Letter from S. Kirkland of Clinton to Peter Thacher informing him that Gen. Chapin is delayed by threatening hostilities to the westward.

A four page report from Jonathan Mason of Hanover and Peter Thacher of Boston showing that Moor's School has been kept separate from D.C. and the funds properly applied. Acceptance of this report by the Boston Board. "The foregoing is a true copy from the Records in my posession. Jed. Morse, Charleston Jan. 29, 1819."

Three page letter from Ebenezer Caulking of Oneida to Peter Thacher, Caulking is surprized to hear that the Society has decided to discontinue his school. He will remain at Oneida, and trade with the Indians. Gives bill of what the Society owes him.

Letter from Stephen West of Stockbridge to Peter Thacher informing him that he thinks that Hamliton Academy will be a very useful institution.

Letter from (Peter Thacher?) in regard to Mr. Calkin's pay for keeping school at Oneida.

Two page letter from S. Kirkland of Boston to Peter Thacher telling him that he is sending a certified copy of the charter of Hamilton Oneida Academy.

Letter from Hendrick Aupaumut of New Stockbridge to Peter Thacher informing him that he has acted as a scribe for the Indians when they send complaints of Kirkland. Wishes the Board would send someone to look over the dispute between Kirkland and the Oneidas.

Letter from John Sergeant of Stockbridge to Peter Thacher, informing him that he is sending his journal.

Two page letter from John Wheelock of Hanover to Rev. Peter Thacher, Secy. informing him that he incloses a letter for the Society in Scotland in regard to a mission to the Indians in Tennessee, Mr. Fisk's letter respecting the state of the savages.

Two page letter from John Sergeant of Stockbridge to Peter Thacher informing him that Kirkland's sons have insulted him. He explains why he thought that Kirkland had been neglecting his people.