Burlington, V.T. Describes [Charles Gamage] Eastman's pretensions to aristocracy. Reports on meeting [Horace] Greeley. Asks about Griswold's projected anthology [Poets of America, 1842?] and History of Vermont.

Burlington, V.T. Requests a loan of [James Gates] Percival's collected Poems and the successive numbers of his Clio.

University of Vermont, Burlington, V.T. Praises Brother Jonathan and describes friends' enthusiastic opinion of it. Dullness of the Vermonter. Tells of college activites and gives gossip of mutual friends.

University of Vermont, Burlington, V.T. Comments on the appearance of the New World and Signal, and severely criticizes the Boston Notion. Literary gossip.

30 Ann St. (New York). Asks about possible opening with the Boston Times and the Philadelphia weeklies. Describes progress of the Annual [The Biographical Annual, which appeared in 1841?].

New-Yorker Office. Promises to send [William Cullen] Bryant's American Poets. Asks what is to be done with manuscript of S[amuel] S[idwell] Randall's Life of [Solomon] Southwick.

Office of the New Yorker. Requests a copy of the American Sentinel for Horace Greeley. Reports on the progress of the Biographical Annual and on other literary affairs in New York.

Office of the New-Yorker, 30 Ann St. Suggests himself as New York correspondent for the [Philadelphia] Standard. Calls the Future a "stupendous humbug." Gives news of Horace Greeley.

N.p. Encloses biographical sketch of [John Gardiner Calkins] Brainard.

New York. Promises to send a notice. Has finished his Life of Clay, 198 octavo pages, for [James B.] Swain.

Knickerbocker Office, New York. Asks Griswold to send him copy of the Philadelphia Gazette [1837?] containing article on [Nathaniel Parker] Willis.

New York. Asks for review copy of the History of the Exploring Expedition [Charles Wilkes's Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition in 1838-41. Philadelphia 1845]. Approves Griswold's projected Biographical Encyclopaedia. Expresses regret for the writer's quarrel with [Nathaniel Parker] Willis.

Times Office. Asks for a promised notice of [Samuel Griswold] Goodrich.

Courier office. Sunday night. Apprising Griswold of an editorial position on the U.S. Gazette.

Newark. Names reviewers to whom copies of his book should be sent for review.

[New York?]. Calls his attention to articles by Poe in old copies of the Mirror. Requests "introductory matter" for the Poe book he expects to publish in January.

N.p. Proposed agreement between J. S. Redfield, publisher, and R. W. Griswold, representing the author of Art and Scenery in Europe [Horace Binney Wallace, d. 1852].

Philadelphia. Describes arrangements and plans for publication of Henry [Hope] Reed's papers. Praises "volume of Fragments" of [Horace Binney] Wallace.

N.p. Nullifies judgment against Griswold in the writer's suit.

List of corrections for the first edition of Griswold's Republican Court.