New York. Requests substitution of his own notice of Mrs. [Sarah Anna] Lewis for the one in Female Poets of America.

[Richmond, V.A.?]. Describes the enthusiastic reception of his lecture [in Richmond]. Plans for leaving Fordham. Mentions Annie [Richmond]. Incomplete.

N.p. Some account of John Allan and his second wife, Louisa Patterson. Poe's temperament and an early experience with John Allan.

Baltimore, M.D. Congratulates him on winning a prize from the Dollar Newspaper with the "Goldbug." Asks for news. Cautions him against "a too free use of the bottle."

Philadelphia, P.A. Sends his poem "Italy" for publication in the International Magazine, while the subject is of interest.

Indian Hill Farm, near Newburyport. Sends his prospectus for a "work of value" [a forth-coming book] and asks Griswold's opinion.

New York. Requests an article for the Union Magazine.

Guilford, C.T. Supplies information about the life and works of her father, Dr. [Thomas Holley] Chivers, and his controversy with Edgar Allan Poe.

Guilford, C.T. Supplies information about her father, Dr. [Thomas Holley] Chivers.

[112 rue Bicher?]. Manifestation of American public opinion in his behalf would be useful [in securing diplomatic post]. Wants Putnam to publish his work in English. Discusses American and French politics.

Louisville, K.Y. Sends a specimen of Miss Mattie Griffith's poetry. Does Griswold desire her services as correspondent?

Beacon Street. Asks if Poets of America and Prose Writers of America are copyrighted in England.

10 Park Place, New York. Business account showing a balance owing to Geo. P. Putnam and Co. from the publication and sale of The Memorial.

10 Park Place, New York. Invite him to contribute to a proposed monthly magazine. Present sales account for [Griswold's] Memorial.

1 Beacon Hill Place. Informs him of the provenance of Copley's portrait of Mrs. [Dorothy Quincy] Hancock, in the possession of Mrs. Cushing of Little Harbor, and of portraits of Sir William Pepperell and others in the Portsmouth Museum. Written in the third person.

Stonehaven, Scotland. Asks if the pamphlet Mesmerism in Articulo Mortis, published under Poe's name by Short and Co., is "genuine."

Stonehaven, Kincardshire, Scotland. He is unable to supply information about the Allan familiy, concerning whom Poe has inquired.

Richmond, V.A. Sends copies of Jefferson and Beverley. If addressee reviews Beverley, Randolph would like to receive a copy.

Universtiy of Vermont, Burlington, V.T. Offers Griswold honorary membership in Phi Sigma Nu Society; thanks him for Washington Irving's autograph.

U(niversity of) V(ermont). Promises Griswold a contribution [to the Vermonter]. Asks for name of authoer of the New Yorker article Thoughts on Poetic Excellence, which he wishes to answer.