Letter from Ellen Post to Alida Kane writes of friends and relatives, dated July 17, 1817.

Letter from Ellen Post to Alida Kane, gives her favorable opinion of the character of a “gentleman” suitor of Alida’s, her suspicions are confirmed about another “friend” of Alida’s who is one of her “most constant attendants,” dated August 1, 1817.

Letter from Ellen Post to Alida Kane, small hole in letter, curious about where Alida stands in regards to “the all-important affair that dignifies you with the title of Mrs.,” her sister Sarah gave birth to “the most lovely boy.” Dated September 27, 1817.

Letter from Ellen Post to Alida Kane, small hole in letter, chides Alida for being tardy in writing back, Alida’s visit to New York, dated December 15, 1817.

Letter from Amos Eaton to Mr. Sherman, on the moral conduct of William Constable; also letter from Amos Eaton to William Constable, rebuking him for his conduct and telling him of a visit he had with William’s father; dated September 2, 1837.

Letter from D. Codwise to (Mr.) Constable, sends $250 along with some business advice, dated April 12, 1827.

Letter from Gouv Morris to (Mr.) Constable, Lercey complains of his bills and believes there was a mistake made in the accounts, dated August 3, 1797.

Document of Gouv Morris, the books in the entry and affidavit are my property and not imported or intended for sale, dated July 4, 1796.

Letter to Don Diego Gardoque and mentions Mr. Constable, expresses gratitude for the information of the vessel’s departure for Barcelona, dated June 24, 1786.

Letter from Jared Ingersoll to William Constable, request to forward a letter to Mr. Ellire, dated June 8, 1789.