Two page letter from Warnerus Rogiers of Beverwyck to J. Wheelock informing him that he may bring his mother and aunt up to Dartmouth in Jan and that Von Beverhoudt is ill with the fever.

In English.

In English.

Two-page letter from J. Wheelock at Dartmouth College to Samuel W. Burnside, Secretary of the American Antiquarian Society, acknowledging his election as a member of the Society.

Two-page letter from J. Wheelock in Hanover to Jedidiah Morse informing him that he will get more Indian boys for the school. (much crossed out almost illegible)

Letter from J. Wheelock at Dartmouth College to Nathan Noyes, MD, asking him to deliver a course of lectures to the Medical School in place of Dr. Nathan Smith.

Three page letter from John R.B. Rodgers of New York to J. Wheelock, telling him that Columbia College is instituting a medical college, and would like the patronage of Dartmouth.

Letter from Thomas Russell of Boston to J. Wheelock, informing him that he has received, from Holland, a bill drawn against Wheelock by John P. Ripleu, for 1500 Florins. Asks whether it is to be paid.

Two-page letter from J. Wheelock at Dartmouth College to William Ham Jr., General of New Hampshire, informing him that he will try to find what has become of certain arms which have been asked for.

Letter from Moses Fisk of Fort Blount to J. Wheelock, informing him that the Moravians sending missionaries to the Indians. Need of missionaries among the Cherokees, and the good opening for them there.

Three page letter from Johannes Rogiers of St. Croix (W.I.) to J. Wheelock informing him that he has sold Wheelock's house at St. Thomas for £1600, giving directions for his son Warner's return home and of the terrible hurricane which destroyed most of the buildings on St. Thomas.

Two page letter from Allen Gilman of Exeter to J. Wheelock, informing him that John P. Ripley is to give up his position in Philadelphia, and the writer may be able to secure it: would like a recommendation to the Comptroller General of the U.S.

Two page letter from Jesse Appleton (D.C.1792) of Amherst to J. Wheelock asking him for a recommendation to Dr. Lathrop of West Springfield. Also for a corrected list of the Trustees and benefactors of D.C. to publish in the N.H Register for 1795.

Three page letter from J. Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Rev. Samuel Peters informing him that he hopes sometime to see him in America. Introduces Dr. Nathan Smith, who is going to Edinburgh to study, and who is to be a Prof. in the Medical College.

Three page personal letter from Moses Fisk of Knoxville to J. Wheelock in which he discusses Col. Henley's letter (enclosed) and his work among the Cherokees. Gov. Blount's death.