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By M r Dinsmore I take the liberty of rendering you, your account . You will see from the...
Altho’ I feel reluctance in trespassing for a moment on the repose to which you have just...
Your retirement from the presidency of the United States affords (I hope) a favourable...
You will be surprisd, I doubt not, on receiving a Letter from a very old acquaintance, Ann Craig,...
I take the liberty of inclosing coppy of a bill now before the Legistlature of Penn y , that may...
I feel a reluctance in addressing myself to you, which the knowledge of your character will...
It was my intention in this to have given you the particulars of expenditures for & to M r...
Recevez mes tres humble remercis mens pour la Letre tres flatteuse que vous m’avez fait lhonneur...
I have received the accompanying tract from D r Fothergill of Philad a w ch I have the pleasure...
In the number of gratulations on your return to private life I present mine with assurences that...