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I left Fort George on last Fryday afternoon and arrived at this place yesday Evening. I have just...
I arriv’d in this City last Monday 15th. Instant. I left Boston with much Regret, not so much...
The Management of so complicated and mighty a Machine, as the United Colonies, requires the...
I wrote last Thursday Morning by the Post to our Friend Mr. S. Adams—to which I refer you on some...
I wrote you, by last Weeks post, and am confirmd in my Opinion As to what I wrote you, with...
Your Excellent Letter of the 23d: of March, and one by Mr. Dana, are now before me. How any...
Your Favour by Mr. Palfrey, I received this Evening, and it was the more agreable because it...
When I had the last pleasure of your company at Watertown I told you, I would write you when Our...
Your Favour of the Twenty third, I received Yesterday, and it put me into a good Humour, the...
This Morning I had the Pleasure of receiving yours of April 17th: for which I think myself much...
I left Ticonderoga last Wesdnesday and arrived at this Fort yesday afternoon. Our Troops were to...
As the day of the general election draws nigh, I think it my duty to express my grateful...
It gives me no pleasure to meddle with departments not my own. But necessity is laid upon me to...
Were I as Ceremonious as I suppose the Ladies will be about their Tea visits, after the late...
The Letter from which the Extract that accompanies this was taken, you may consider, as wrote by...
I wrote you the 5th instant by my son William who was going to Philadelphia; but as he was to...
As a Multiplicity of public Business prevents my revisiting Philadelphia, I have embraced an...
It is almost too late to congratulate you upon our regaining Boston; but I may give you joy of...
The Necessity of the present address must be my apology for making it. I am engaged as Counsel...
Your Favour of the 27th: of April was put into my hands by Colonel Clinton, we had much...
I suppose there were some dispatches went of f yesterday to your body respecting the late News of...
I had the pleasure of receiving your agreeable favour of the 15th ultimo. I Delayed answering it...
I was much oblig’d by the little Essay you sent me and more so by the Letter which accompanied...
I have the honour of your Favour of the sixteenth of April. You observe, Sir, very justly, that...
Your Letter by your son I have not received, but I hope to have that Pleasure soon together with...
Since my last we have the formidable Accounts of the Exertion of the powers and Malice of Britain...
To intrude on one who in the greatest Political Tempest is Tyed to the helm of the Mighty Vessel...
Inclosed you have an Account of Powder supplyed the Army lately before Boston, by this Colony. We...
Yours of Ap. 30. was handed me yesterday. My Writing So seldom to you, proceeds from Necessity...
I am favoured with yours by your son, who has arrived here in good Health. I wish he may be...