Concerns details of salary. 1s. (3p.)

Claims, as shareholder, one-sixtieth of proceeds of sale of Theatre. 1s. (2p.)

Applies for lease of Theatre. 1s. (3p.)

Denies request for engagement of Theatre. 1s. (2p.)

Grants permission of Trustees to allow him to reduce size of orchestra to accomodate more seats. 1s. (1p.) Powell's acceptance and sigrature appear at end of letter.

Requests his consideration of managership of Theatre in event of failure of Mr. [John] Sollee. 1s. (1p.)

Concerns music for The Dumb Savoyard. 1s. (2p.)

Wishes to resign lease of Theatre by finding new manager or being released by Trustees. 1s. (2p.)

Offering to engage him [as actor]. 1s. (3p.) On p. [3] is A.L. (copy) S. (W.T.) to R. Russell denying Russell's application for engagement; [Boston] 2 September 1828.

Asking when he is needed at Theatre. 1s. (2p.)

Applying for managership, refusing another season under Barrett's managership. 1s. (3p.) on p. [2] is copy of Elisha Sigourney's reply; [Boston] 7 January [1800].

Requesting that no plays be performed on nights of sacramental lectures at Federal Street Church, referring to former promise. 1s. (3p.) On pp. [2-3] is copy (by Wright) of Perez Morton's reply, affirming Trustee's and Powell's intent to comply with request of Church; Boston, 25 January 1794.

Wishing to be informed of opportunities for employment at Theatre. 1s. (2p.)

Applies for lease of three to seven years, offers credentials. 1s. (4p.)