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I cannot say positively where the paper, I lately sent you, was found—There are here some files...
Mr Shaw has suggested to me the propriety of omitting (in the proposed Vol. of Masstts. State...
I have the honor of transmitting to you a report upon the claims of the French Settlers at...
David Bradford an unfortunate man; who fell into the errors of that part of the community where...
Permit me to introduce to you Judge Thatcher of Thomaston, Maine, who married a daughter of the...
In Obedience to your Request Inclose the Letter of Luc Faurd—an Officer of the French Republic &...
In your letter to me of Octo. last, for which I beg you accept my very respectful...
I am much obliged by the information & advice given in your Note of the 5th. instant—I hope I...
You will oblige me very much, by giving me an account of the discussion between yourself & Genl....
I have a wish to learn who was the writer of the enclosed—There are some just distinctions made,...
The enclosed should have been forwarded sooner; but by some accident was overlooked. No...
I have thot it would be a useful & acceptable service to have published in a volume, the Speeches...
I have the honor to transmit you a card of Invitation for celebrating the anniversary of the...
After a tedious Suspension, our fears being greatly Alarm’d at your not being Arriv’d after forty...
ALS : American Philosophical Society When I inform you that I am an American, and have been...
ALS : American Philosophical Society I Beg Leave to Approach your Excellency with every sentiment...
ALS : American Philosophical Society Having had the honour of a Letter under your signature on...
ALS : American Philosophical Society I have the Honour to transmit you this by Capt. John Adams,...
Yesterday I wrote to you pretty fully —to day I have little to add beyond what is contained in...
I have considered the letter from the Collector of Newport inclosed in yours which I received...
[ Philadelphia, January 17, 1795. On January 28, 1795, Hamilton wrote to Tench Coxe : “I send you...
I thank you very sincerely for your letter of the 10th. inst. which I received a few days ago....
In conformity to your request I have perused the records annexed to the Writs of error sued out...
[ Pittsburgh, August 22, 1794. On August 23, 1794, Bradford wrote to Hamilton : “Yesterday I...
[ Philadelphia, September 27, 1794. The description of this letter in the dealer’s catalogue...
From your Letter of the 25th ultimo which I had the honor of receiving yesterday, I learn that...
I have the honor of acknowledging the receipt of your letters of the 5th instant and have...
Your letter of last month should not have remained so long unanswered had I not been suddenly...
The record of the proceedings in the cause relating to the Carriage Tax is not yet returned —but...
I have attentively considered the question which you have stated for my consideration & I am...
I was favored (by a French gentleman from St. Louis) about 4 years ago, with a piece of the rock...
Your favor of 13th. inst. has been recd. we have to regret John Bells Anatomy is not to be...
At the request of M r Paul Allen we have packed & sent to the care of Gibson & Jefferson as...
Lexington [Ky.], 12 Jan. 1791 . Remsen’s letter requesting “one copy of the Kentucky news papers”...
Thomas Jefferson Esq r To Bradford & Inskeep dr For 10 Lewis & Clarkes trave l s bds @ 6.00—...
By the direction of the Convention held at this Place, I have the Honour to transmit to your...
Agreeable to the Generals Wish, signified in his letter to you that the people who may have...
Though the business that at present surrounds me on every side, makes writing inconvenient, yet I...
FC (Historical Society of Pennsylvania). The RC is not known to exist. Given below is the text of...
I wrote to you last week by the post. Mr Smith gives me an opportunity of sending you a few more...
20 May 1776 . In “A Memorandum Book and Register, for the months of May & June 1776,” now in the...
I have just returned here from Philada where I have been this week past in a constant hurry...
I take great liberty in addressing myself to you—but you will permit me to presume upon the...
I was on the point of expostulating with you for you[r] long silence when I receiv’d your[s] of...
Your last reached me in a very happy time as I was on the point of determining what profession I...
I purposely delayed answering yours of January 24th to this time that I might be better able to...
§ From Samuel F. Bradford. 3 May 1806, Philadelphia. “Some days since, I sent you a book,...
The gratefull manner in which you mention the few trifles I sent you gives me a most sensible...
My silence has been long & perhaps you will tell me unkind; but I plead your release from strict...
I would have answered your most acceptable epistle of the 20 Jany had not the conclusion given me...