Letter calling Clinton's attention to the smuggling of flour and wheat from New York into New England, which Rodgers deplores especially at a time when "our Army is in a suffering condition for bread" and depending heavily on New York to supply the ingredients. With the letter is a typewritten transcript.

Document discharging Silas Wilmott from his post as inspector of turnpike roads for Rensselaer County, signed by Governor DeWitt Clinton, March 29, 1821; receipt for eight dollars for enlisting in the military, received from Ensign John Bliss, signed by Columbus Washington, in Albany, January 8, 1812; and the autograph of George Clinton, excised from a letter from Fort George, September 24, 1750.