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It may give you some pleasure to know from one who cannot be supposed to have any interest in...
I was very happy to learn that you had dismissed the first reported bill for the collection of...
Your late indisposition which has alarmed me not a little makes me more desirous than ever that...
Mr Eiclberger of this place informs me that he has petitioned for surveyor or other appointment...
Being obliged to attend our Legislature the first of next month it will be out of my power to...
About two years ago Mr Copeley an English manufacturer did himself the honor to pay his respects...
I am much to blame. I have neither congratulated you on your recovery from a dangerous illness,...
If I may intreat you to take the trouble to read the inclosed memorial you will see how greatly I...
You may think I have neglected you from my long silence, but I can assure you I have never forgot...
Mr McHenry begs the President will do him the honor to accept a small parcel of asparagus sent by...
Baltimore, 20 April 1791. Mr. Purviance has requested that his name be suggested for...
I did not receive your letter of the 26th till the morning of the 2d. I immediately after saw...
The electors of the Senate of Maryland have chosen me one of the Senate of our State legislature,...
Fayetteville, Md., 23 Oct. 1791 . The recurrence of an indisposition that might be cured by a sea...
Since taking my seat in the Senate, which I have done more in conformity with your opinion than...
The letter you did me the honor to write which I had not received when I had the honor to see you...
I mentioned Mr. Carroll as proper to be brought forward to oppose a man whom I expect the...
I had the honor to recieve your letter of the 13th yesterday. The business of the maritime court...
I have been confined by a fever to my bed ⟨for⟩ 17 days. Yesterday and to-day I have sat up a...
My not writing has been owing to two causes. I was confined to my bed by a fever (remittent) the...
I received your letter of the 23 in the order of the mail, and yesterday yours of the 27th. With...
I do myself the honor to inclose you Mr Tilghmans determination which I received only to-day. I...
Knowing that I was apt to lose letters out of my pocket, and recollecting that you are a little...
We have scattered in air the long string of amendments that had been proposed to be incorporated...
Fayetteville, Md., 7 Mar. 1793. Wrote that “Mr Wallace the gentleman who is to deliver this...
Though exceedingly mortified and hurt at Mr. Perry’s being refused that inspectorship I did not...
Letter not found: from James McHenry, 9 Aug. 1793. In his letter to McHenry of 28 Aug. , GW...
I have received to-day the following information from a quarter that may be depended on which I...
I shall communicate to the merchants of Baltimore your official letter addressed to them which I...
I have been requested by Dr Allison to mention to you Mr Robt McRea who removed some time ago...