Regrets not being able to accept Crocker's invitation to dine with the "Patriots". 1 p.

Glad to be of service in matter referred to but difficult to advise if not asked. 1 p.

Reluctant to send a check for the object referred to because it would have been used to defeat a measure recommended by his successor. 1 p.

Accepting invitation to dine in Crocker's house with the "Patriots". 1 p.

Encloses a subscription for $10,000 of the stock referred to. 1 p.

Regrets not being able to accept invitation to dine at Crocker's house with the "Patriots". 1 p.

Thanking her for the bread she sent him and the nice visit. 1 p.

Thanking him for his congratulations and kind wishes. 1 p.

Inviting Crocker to dine at the Union Club and meet the "Patriots". 1 p.

Re: issuance of land patents. 1 p.

Impossible to accept Crocker's invitation for dinner and meet the "Patriots". 1.5 pages.

Thanks Crocker for his work: "The Law and Practice of Legislative Assemblies" and will show it to Mr. Hinds. 1 p.

Believes the tower plan should be be adopted for the Custom House and thought it was the universal wish. The decision was to be reached by the Treasury Department after consultation with those in Boston most interested. Crocker's objections should be communicated to the Treasury (Answer to a February 8th letter of Crocker's). 1 p.