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The inclosed papers should have been annexed to the documents of my letter of Aug. 16. but were...
I thank you for your favor of the 11th which I received by the last Post. You know when a House...
En reponse Monsieur à la lettre que vous nous aves fait L’honneur de nous Ecrire le 14 de ce...
Being in want of an aid in my kitchen, and having at Paris had one who on occasion could supply...
The Hague, September 21, 1792. “I answered by the last post yours of the 12th. recd. that day &...
The Situation of Tryon County is both shameful & deplorable Such abject Dejection & Despondency...
(Private) My dear Sir, Philadelphia March 25th 1793. It was not ’till the middle of February that...
Since my last to you, dated the 13 of October, I have removed to a larger house (the one lately...
I was yesterday favoured with your Letter of the 31st Ulto—The one you allude to, came to hand...
I fully intended to have dined with you to day but going to Town the two last days & forgetting...
General Washington’s compliments to Mr Governr Morris. If Mr Morris should have postponed his...
(Private) My dear Sir, Baltimore June 19th 1794. The difficulty (under existing circumstances) of...
Your favor of the 21st ulto did not reach me till a longer time after its date, than is usual...
I have rec d your Letter of the 28 th Ult. and take the earliest opportunity wh. has offered of...
I address this Letter to you both because I have not time by this opportunity to write to each...
I acknowlege my delinquency in not thanking you before for your obliging letter from Richmond....
Mr. Robert Leslie a watchmaker of this city goes to establish himself at London. As his curiosity...
The Hague, July 10, 1792. “I have this inst. recd. your letter of the 5th as you there acknowlege...
I received your obliging favor of the 18th Inst., only Yesterday evening. I thank you much for...
My letters of the 12th. and 15th. of Mar. with your newspapers and laws were to have gone in the...
Mr. Duplaine, Vice-Consul of France at Boston, having by an armed force, opposed the course of...
Nous avons reçu, Monsieur, votre lettre du 30 juillet. Nous ferons volontiers recevoir à...
Accept my thanks for the last letter I received from you, and the papers inclosed in it. The...
You have seen certain resolutions unanimously pass our legislature for amending the Constitution...
Notre lettre du 2. de ce mois, Monsieur, ayant tardé à vous parvenir par des causes que nous...
I have before me your letters of the 28th of December 1792.—6th &10th of Jany & 14th of Feby...
The public papers giving us reason to believe that the war is becoming nearly general in Europe,...
I have lately, My Dear Sir, written to you two letters. As they contained some delicate topics, I...
The Hague, August 7, 1792. “I was obliged to answer with much precipitation your letter of the...
The Hague, August 21, 1792. “I hoped that the post of this day which has just arrived would have...