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Your letter of the 6th. instant has been duly recieved. I know of no inconvenience which will...
You were so kind as to offer to forward my letters to Mr Monroe I avail my self of your always...
I have heard from different quarters that Doct Bache wou’d certainly supercede Major Jackson in...
I snatch a moment to return you my most Sincere and devout thanks, for all your acts of...
A more wretched being never address’d you two days since My Son, my support, my protector, my all...
I addressd a few lines to you by the last mail informing you of the affliction that God has...
Your two letters, my dear friend, of Aug. 31. & Sep. 9. reached me on the 9th. & 31st. of...
I am convinced that your benevolent heart has sympathized in our deep affliction—no new sources...
The Gentleman who will have the pleasure to deliver you this is a particular friend of this...
Your friendly letter of Mar. 1. was brought here by mr Jones. he was confined many days by...