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As an old friend I cannot resist the impulse of my heart, in expressing to you its exultation on...
As a tribute of respect to your merits as a Friend of the People, & a promoter of the useful...
From the conversation you were pleased to hold with me last evening on the subject of the...
I beg leave through you to inform the honorable the Senate of the US. that I propose to take the...
While we congratulate you on those expressions of the public will which called you to the first...
I was desired two or three days ago to sign some sea letters to be dated on or after the 4th. of...
I am this instant honord with yours of to day. Not being the Secretary of State, & only...
I was this day honoured with the receipt of your letter of the 26th. ulto. and immediately sent...
As the subject of this letter is delicate, I rely on your knowledge of the hand writing. In this...
As I know a multitude of business will necessarily croud on, it is with reluctance, I would now...
Both the last times I had the pleasure of speaking with you on the Subject of appointments in...
Yours of the 15th. (last) was left here by Mr. Tyler while I was on a trip to Albemarle. The...
I do myself the honor to enclose a copy of the Order of Senate on the Letter you was yesterday...
Encouraged by a Number of respectable Citizens of the United States and particularly by Some of...
Permit me to Express the feelings of My heart in Congratulating you on your Election to the...
I recieve with due sensibility the congratulations of the Senate on being called to the first...
I have the honor, by permission of the President, to enclose for your information &...
I beg you to excuse the liberty I take in addressing You—It is not an account of myself further...