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I wrote you in great haste by Mr: Carroll, and cannot boast of much leisure on the present...
Having been informed by the friends of Mr. Luke Codwise formerly an Inhabitant of this City, but...
The most lamentable delusion seems to have prevailed in the formation of every plan for the...
¶ From J. D. Hammond. Letter not found. 19 February 1815. Listed in the Carnegie Book Shop...
In Obedience to the 29th. Section of the act entitled “An Act to Establish an Uniform Militia...
With much joy and thankfulness to the President of the universe, I congratulate thee on the happy...
A resolution, founded on the report of a select committee, lately passed the House of...
The acting Secretary of State, to whom was referred the Resolution of the House of...
According to the report on U.S. relations with Algiers that James Monroe sent to Madison on 20...
A long acquaintance with the negative qualifications of the person, who now provisionally...
The close confinement and constant labor to which I have been subjected during the two last...
I have the honor to inform you that I have not been unmindful of my promise to procure you a good...
§ From James Monroe. 21 February 1815, War Department. “I have the honor respectfully to propose...
§ From James Monroe. 21 February 1815, War Department. “I have the honor respectfully to propose...
§ Francis S. Belton to Daniel Parker. 21 February 1815, Baltimore. “By the direction of Major...
I lay before Congress copies of two ratified Treaties which were entered into on the part of the...
Permit me to offer you my most sincere congratulations upon the restoration of peace upon terms,...
Not being able to see mr. Dallas on my return from your house, I sent him my paper for his & mr...
I shall not appologize for the liberty I now take of addressing you. A small account exists...
Since the letter addressed you by several of the N. Carolina delegation on the subject of a road...
Congress will have seen, by the communication from the Consul General of the United States at...
At a large & respectable meeting of the Republican members of both branches of the legislature of...
Understanding that the office of district Attorney of the District of NewYork has become Vacant,...
Permit me to congratulate thee & the government, on the happy restoration of Peace to our...
The delay of Mr: Welles by contrary winds enables me to add to my Letter of the 19th four other...
An opportunity offering this evening of conversing freely with Mr. Dallas, on the subject of the...
§ From James Monroe. 23 February 1815, War Department. “I have the honor respectfully to propose...
¶ From Alexander J. Dallas. Letter not found. 23 February 1815. Described in Stan. V. Henkels...
We are assured he[r]e, on the authority of Admiral Cockran, that a treaty of Peace between the...
Peace having, happily, taken place, between the United States and Great Britain, it is desirable...