re Gloucester Furnace.

re sugar kettles for Cuba.

re purchase of plaster of paris.

re offer to purchase copper mine, ore beds.

re purchase of iron pipe.

re A. Arden Estate.

re wood business in Pine Barrens.

re merchandise bought for Dover Furnace and Mount Hope Mining Co.

re purchase of iron from Dover and Delaware Furnaces; shipments in schooner Henry Clay.

re settlement with Mr. Addison of Georgetown.

re Samuel G. Wright's claim against Charles P. James.

re charcoal.

re purchase of castings.

re repairing sloop Teaser in 1817-1818,

re cast iron pipe.

re bill.

re castings from Delaware Furnace.

re lands under water at Jersey City.

re claim of Morris Canal & Banking Co.

re bill against sloop Ben Burton.

re sending ore to Newark, NJ.

naming Samuel G. Wright a director.

re pipe for Newark Aqueduct Co.

re debt of Samuel G. Wright.

to Samuel G. Wright travelling in West; fatal illness of daughter Sarah Wright; damage to furnace; cholera epidemic; debt of Nathan Dunn; dividend on Lehigh & Susquehanna Canal stock.

Correspondents include C. & J. Foulks, Van Ranst & Goodyear, Mott & Williams.

re family and political news.

re account with James Waddell.

re shipments of kentledge.

letter from Samuel G. Mitchell introducing William Shotwell, who is to present samples of "Taurino Cloth" made at his factory near Bridgeton, NJ, for possible use in winter uniforms.

re gift of watch chain.

offering services as carpenter and mason at Dover Furnace.

re Samuel G. Wright's gas pipe vs. imported English pipe.

re sale of NJ land move to Otsego County.

re going to Illinois.

re repairs to schooner Charles.

re debt against sloop Ben Burton; franking privilege.

re shipments of bar iron.

re sale of mules; building petiauger; apparently in connection with cordwood business.

letters and reports, primarily from Col. William D. Waples and Derrick Barnard, Samuel G. Wright's agent. See also "Gardiner H. Wright" file for his reports from Delaware Furnace (1831-1837); topics include wood, charcoal and ore supply; shells for flux, water power, labor, housing, furnace performance, fatigue and shortage of horses, food supply, shipping supplies via Lewes, plan to manufacture cast iron plowshares, etc.