Sullivan sends McMaster $12.50 as mission dues to aid the Indian Missions. He asks for 10 subscriptions to the Freeman's Journal and promises to send the $21 in fees when the papers arrive. He received no answer to a previous letter. If no papers are sent in three weeks, Sullivan will return the money to his subscribers. Michael Flood, a bookseller and friend of Sullivan's already handles 20 copies of the paper and is also willing to handle the additional copies, therefore Sullivan asks that the papers be sent in his own name to Mr. Flood at 831 Market St. If he had a few sample copies of the paper to show to prospective subscribers he could do much more to aid the circulation, and so he asks that such copies be sent to him. :: I-2-c A.L.S. 2pp. 12 mo