Lincoln writes to Archibald Williams about Supreme Court cases he has been handling.Abraham Lincoln to Archibald Williams, 1 March 1845, CW, 1:344.

Supreme Court denies Lincoln's motion for rehearing of Rogers v. Dickey, and allows his motion in Graves v. Bruen & Bruen, made Thursday. Record.

Lincoln buys for 37¢ ¼ pound of gunpowder tea, and $1.62 merchandise. Irwin Ledger and Journal.

Lincoln buys half-pound of gunpowder tea, 75¢.Irwin Ledger and Journal.

Lincoln writes bond for costs and bill in chancery in Hamilton v. White et al., signing latter "Logan & Logan and Lincoln & Herndon."Herndon-Weik Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

Lincoln has spring on buggy repaired ($1.25), and pays $5 on account at Obed Lewis' carriage shop.Obed Lewis Account Books.

In U.S. Circuit Court, Peters for plaintiff in Donaldson v. Reynolds and Walker files praecipe and declaration alleging failure of defendants to pay three promissory notes in amount of $11,320. Lincoln is attorney for defendants.Record.

In Beidler v. Woodruff, plaintiff asks to have judgment entered at last term corrected. Complainant's petition in Rhea v. heirs of James Rhea is granted and defendants are ordered to convey property to complainant. Logan & Lincoln appear for defendant in first and complainant in latter case. Lincoln & Herndon appear for complainant in William S. Hamilton v. John White et al. Case dismissed by complainant.Record.

Lincoln buys two clotheslines (38¢) and 12¢ worth of nails.Irwin Ledger and Journal.