On the page within the letter McFarland will find a transcript of Father John Corry's account with the estate of Father James O'Reilly which McCloskey sends for his inspection. There are vouchers for all these items except expenses of the Probate Court, Augusta, Maine. The lawyer's correspondence is among Corry's papers and it is probable that Hayes, Corry's employee, will be able to furnish satisfactory evidence. McCloskey asks if it will be necessary for him to go to Providence or would it suffice to send the accounts with the vouchers. The account is dated 1862 with the addition in pencil and indicates a total of $15620. :: I-1-b A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.