C. B. Wellborn, Cumming (Forsyth County) to President Jeremiah Day, Yale University, seeking admission for himself and two friends

L. M. Parsons, Macon, Georgia to Josiah Parsons, Gilmanton, New Hampshire describing climate and activities in Macon, GA

W. King writing for W. J. Way, Savannah, Georgia to J. P. Hazard, Peace Dale Rhode Island, concerning the purchase of muslin

R. and W. King (Commission Merchants) Savannah, Georgia to J. P. Hazard, South Kingston, Rhode Island, a statement of account due for cotton purchased (17 planters named in letter)

J. H. Gould, Decatur, Georgia to Mrs. William T. Gould (Anna), Augusta, Georgia, describing a train trip in which he aided a teacher from Mercer Institute

Hannah Porter, Columbus, Georgia to "The Senior Female Praying Circle" in care of Mrs. Sarah Flint, Monson, Massachusetts, deploring the lack of interest in religion in Columbus

William Cushing, Covington, Georgia to Priscilla Cushing, Sterling, Connecticut, concerning family business and health

Cohen and Fosdick (Cotton Brokers), Savannah, Georgia to Coffin and Weld, Boston, Massachusetts, concerning the cotton market; Savannah Republican Prices Current

William Bowers, Eppy White, Wiley B. Brown, and William Jones of Eagle Grove (Elbert County), Georgia to William B. Nelms, concerning the case of Sarah Cochran, widow

John Moore, Warrenton, Georgia to William K. Townsend, New Haven, Connecticut, concerning a purchase and shipment of "Norfolk Thin Rind Hogs"