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Were I as Ceremonious as I suppose the Ladies will be about their Tea visits, after the late...
The Inclosed Letter was sealed to go by the last Post, but I Unluckily missed it. I have now An...
Since my last we have the formidable Accounts of the Exertion of the powers and Malice of Britain...
I cannot omit so good an opportunity as now offers, of paying my respects to you. Nothing...
I set down to give you Part of the Information you ask. The Brigade you mention are new Levies...
I had the pleasure of receiving your letter of the 12th. ultimo on the 1st. instant. It reminded...
Yesterday I was honoured with yours of April 29. It gives me much pleasure that any inteliganc I...
Want of particular confidential Acquaintance with the Delegates from the State of Connecticutt,...
Your late worthy Governor Hutchinson used to mark some of his Letters confidential . You will...
It was with no small Degree of Pleasure, on my Return here, I observed the Cheerfulness which...
I am much obliged for your favor of the 9th June, which I did not receive till the 15th instant,...
On my Arrival at Cambridge Mr. Craigie waited on me and sollicited my appointing of him...
Mr. Paca can show You the Declaration of our Convention, different from the one in December. We...
Inclosed is a rough Sketch of a plan, which, for ought I know, may be about as wise as an hundred...
Yours of the 4t. Instant, I have received which I received by Via Watertown but As the post is...
I wrote you One or two letters not knowing of your being coming home all that time. We have...
I left Saratoga last Tuesday and arrived at this place the same afternoon. I expected to find the...
Your Favour of the third instant yesterday came safe to Hand, for which I thank You; am glad to...
I arriv’d in this City last Monday 15th. Instant. I left Boston with much Regret, not so much...
Monsieur Weibert who was orderd by Congress to this Post has requested me to apply in his Behalf...
I Take this opportunity Just to advise You that if Your Congress will Appoint Capt. Job Prince...
Jacta est Alea. We are passing the Rubicon and our Delegates in Congress on the first of July...
Amidst the trouble of our times, I have pleasure in the thought of your being on the bench and...
I wrote You soon after I arrived here a Letter which I hope You received; but which you have not...
I must beg the Liberty of introducing to your acquaintance, Capt. Harry G. Livingston of New...
I received your Letter of the 22d. of June, if it was necessary for you to Apologise for not...
Soon after I came to this place I took the freedom to write you. I once more ask leave to inform...
In the general Calamity of the times, I find there is little or no Business to be had unless...
I wrote last Thursday Morning by the Post to our Friend Mr. S. Adams—to which I refer you on some...
Mrs. Adams mentioned to me last evening that you wanted to know the state of our forts, the...