History Of USA Joseph Story Letter 1822 Identification

Good morning

I wanted to help to identify who are the people who write the letter and what there is written, because I have all 30 letters sent to Joseph Story from all different people.
Because I'm Italian I can not understand very well what else is written
I thank you and salute Simone

pisti, this is a letter from a banker (and apparently a friend) to Associate Justice Joseph Story. Story served on America's highest court, the Supreme Court, and is known for being an author and having written the decision of the Court regarding the Amistad case. (Described in the motion picture.) The letter confirms steps taken by the banker in regards to Justice Story's account and also shares news from home.

Sent from Salem, of happy repute. Surname looks like " Treadwell", but I can't make out the Christian name.

Here you go -

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id...alem&f=false

Geoff

Story's "Commentaries on the Constitution" (1833) is still read in US law schools; I read parts of it in the 1980s. This letter is in excellent condition. Story had close connections to Harvard University. The Supreme Court Historical Association maintains records on many justices. If you are seeking to sell the 30 letters, Harvard of the SCHA would be good places to contact.

Thank you for your help. I am trying to reconstruct the history of these letters thanks to your help.
Greetings Simone

Story, in addition to serving as a Supreme Court Justice, was also the head of Harvard Law School, and was probably the preeminent American legal scholar in the early 19th century.

This might help. Having lived in Salem, MA a number of years ago, I can tell you that there is a large history in that community of both the Story and Treadwell families: