| Description | Communication between Carver and Mr Whitworth, the former expects to be appointed Superintendent of Indian affairs through the interest of the latter, advises him to be careful in his letters to Whitworth, Carver and Dacosta for some things look suspicious in their affairs, has tried to obtain from Atherton Captain Abbot's address but without success, "whenever Atherton mentions your name it is with the greatest disrespect and contempt" Carver and Dacosta have finished a new plan of Boston at the request of Whitworth, if any doubt exists of going upon the intended expedition, begs to be recommended to Mr Mitchell, Secretary of the East India Company, for an employment in that service |