N.p. Biographical data.

Washington, D.C. Accepts for herself and her husband a previous invitation to visit the Griswold's in October.

Abbotsford. Expresses the writer's delight in Washington Irving's History of New York, by Diedrich Knickerbocker.

Lenox, (Mass.) Sends a third article for Graham's Magazine; also a notice to be inserted in the magazine, explaining that William Ellery Channing, the poet, whose poems Poe has reviewed, is not the son but the nephew of William Ellery Channing, the divine.

Boston, M.A. Requests six copies of the engraving of her mother [Pamela Dwight Sedgwick] used in Griswold's The Republican Court.

Lenox, (M.A.) Transmitting Catherine Maria Sedgwick's permission to borrow the sketch of her by Ingham, now in the possession of Dr. William Russell of Brighton on Staten Island.

New York. Offers an article by his sister, Catherine Maria Sedgwick. States her terms.

N.p. Biographical sketch.

New York. Describes a visit to her sister, Angelina, and a literary evening at Miss Lynch's. Gives news of Mrs. Hewitt, [Nathaniel P.] Willis, Mrs. Ellet, Miss Fuller, and the Poes. The Poes are extremely poor.

Auburn, N.Y. Offers to negotiatie confidentially to prevent Greeley's libel suit against Redfield and Pringle.

Washington, D.C. Thanks Greeley for "suggestions."

Louisville, (K.Y.) Denies writing the attack on Griswold in the Journal, and is annoyed that Gallagher attributed it to him. Resents [Gamaliel?] Bailey's failure to notice his book, Drayton shortly after its publication.

Hartford, C.T. Thanks Poe for his letter of the 12th, sent with the January number of the Southern Literary Messenger. Protests against Poe's charge that she imitates Mrs. Hemans.

Hartford, C.T. Assures him of her good will. Is impressed by Poe's favorable review of [Grenville] Mellen's poems. Sends a poem of her own, "Death cometh to the chamber of the sick," for the Messenger. Asks for surplus copies of her Letters to Young Ladies to supply the demand in Hartford and New York.

Hartford, C.T. Thanks Graham for giving her numbers of his Magazine and for copies of an engraving. Comments on the excellence of Graham's Magazine; would like to become a regular contributor.

Hartford, C.T. Regrets that her poem "The Stockbridge Bowl" was printed in [the October 1844 issue of] Graham's Magazine without her knowledge; in its stead she will supply another. Praises engraving of Mrs. [Ann Sophia] Stephens, which appears in the November issue. Regrets "political disappointment."

Hartford, C.T. Thanks him for sending her pages from his forthcoming work; calls attention to typographical errors in "Napoleon's Epitaph," "The Mother of Washington," "The Indian Girl's Burial," and "Indian Names."

Charleston, (S.C.) Thanks Griswold for sending him a copy of English Poets. Hopes to receive a copy of the Works of Milton. Will comment editorially on it.

Midway, (S.C.) Sends Griswold the promised "order." The "collection" [not explained] is a valuable one in natural history and the arts. Sends a copy of the Sonnets.

New York. Encourages Poe, giving him moral advice about literary quarrels and his choice of friends.