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1 Alden, Roger Thomson, Charles Enclosure: Roger Alden to Charles Thomson, 30 November … 1789-11-30 I have been induced by desire of Mr Fisher to suspend writing to you until this time respecting...
2 Allibone, William Washington, George To George Washington from William Allibone, 12 October … 1789-10-12 at the request of A number of my fellow citizens I take the liberty of Offering myself A...
3 “An Old Soldier” Washington, George To George Washington from “An Old Soldier”, 25 December … 1789-12-25 I hope it is a moment of leasure if this luckely should fall into your hands—urgent necessity...
4 Archer, Edward Washington, George To George Washington from Edward Archer, 21 September … 1789-09-21 Although I have not the honor of being personally acquainted with your Excellency I have taken...
5 Ball, Burgess Washington, George To George Washington from Burgess Ball and Charles … 1789-10-08 We have perused your Letter to Mrs Lewis dated the 13th of September, and shall take pleasure in...
6 Ball, Burgess Washington, George To George Washington from Burgess Ball, 26 December … 1789-12-26 I fear you will think we have been very dilatary respecting the Settlement of the Old Ladys...
7 Bancker, Abraham Washington, George To George Washington from Abraham Bancker, 10 September … 1789-09-10 Castleton[,] Staten Island [N.Y.] Sir. 10th Septemr 1789. I, for some time past, have had it in...
8 Beauregard and Bourgeois Washington, George To George Washington from Beauregard and Bourgeois, 14 … 1789-10-14 We the underwritten Subjects of his Catholick Majesty residing in New Orleans on the River...
9 Bedlow, William Washington, George To George Washington from William Bedlow, 27 September … 1789-09-27 If these lines should be improper by being addressed to you, Pardon the freedom, as nothing but...
10 Bellegard, Gabriel Dupare de Washington, George To George Washington from Bellegard, 18 September 1789 … 1789-09-18 Letter not found: from Bellegard, 18 Sept. 1789. In a letter of 15 Jan. 1790 to the marquis de...
11 Bicker, Henry Jr. Washington, George To George Washington from Henry Bicker, Jr., 28 … 1789-09-28 The Petition of Henry Bicker Jun. of the City of New york Most Humbly Sheweth That in the Year...
12 Biddle, Clement Lear, Tobias Clement Biddle to Tobias Lear, 14 January 1790 1790-01-14 I have before me Your favour of the 6th & 10th Int. to answer which I could not do by last Post...
13 Biddle, Clement Lear, Tobias Clement Biddle to Tobias Lear, 10 December 1789 1789-12-10 Since my last of the 30th Ulto I have had an Opportunity of further Enquiry Concerning Buckwheat...
14 Biddle, Clement Lear, Tobias Clement Biddle to Tobias Lear, 30 November 1789 1789-11-30 Since my last I have made further Enquiry Concerning the Buckwheat, and find that altho’ the...
15 Biddle, Clement Lear, Tobias Clement Biddle to Tobias Lear, 22 November 1789 1789-11-22 After the Departure of the last post I recd your favour of 17th Instant handed me by major...
16 Blair, John Washington, George To George Washington from John Blair, 13 October 1789 1789-10-13 The honourable commission which you have been pleased to offer me in the service of the United...
17 Bomford, Sarah Washington, George From George Washington to Sarah Bomford, 6 January 1790 1790-01-06 In answer to your letter of the 23rd of August last, which came to my hands but a few days ago, I...
18 Bondfield, John Washington, George To George Washington from John Bondfield, 12 November … 1789-11-12 The great and Urgent wants of this Nation, occation’d by the faileur of the two last Crops of...
19 Bowen, Jabez Washington, George To George Washington from Jabez Bowen, 25 October 1789 1789-10-25 I should have done my self The Honour of paying my Respects to you in person, did not my Duty...
20 Bowen, Jabez Washington, George To George Washington from Jabez Bowen, 15 December 1789 1789-12-15 In my Letter that I addressed to your Excellency in Boston I informed you that I should attend...
21 Bowen, Thomas Bartholomew Washington, George To George Washington from Thomas Bartholomew Bowen, 27 … 1789-10-27 From the exalted Station to which the unanimous suffrages of your admiring Country have called...
22 Boyd, James Washington, George To George Washington from James Boyd, 27 November 1789 1789-11-27 To the President the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in...
23 Brown, Sampson Washington, George To George Washington from Sampson Brown, 28 October … 1789-10-28 Permit me with every sentiment of duty and submission to intrude the following lines, nothing...
24 Buckminster, Joseph Washington, George To George Washington from Joseph Buckminster, 27 … 1789-11-27 I should not have presumed to intrude upon a moment of your time, filled as I know it must be...
25 Bush, Solomon Washington, George To George Washington from Solomon Bush, 4 October 1789 1789-10-04 No. 7 Boulton Street Piccadilly May it Please your Excellency London 4th Octr 1789 I took the...
26 Butler, Pierce Washington, George To George Washington from Pierce Butler, 16 November … 1789-11-16 My situation as a senator from Carolina obliges me to trouble You with the perusal of the...
27 Cabot, George Washington, George To George Washington from George Cabot, 24 October 1789 1789-10-24 The public papers having announced “that the President of the United States is on his way to...
28 Carrington, Edward Washington, George To George Washington from Edward Carrington, 26 October … 1789-10-26 I had the honor a few days ago to receive your Letter of the 30th Ult. enclosing a Commission for...
29 Cary, Richard Washington, George To George Washington from Richard Cary, 27 October 1789 1789-10-27 Charlestown [Mass.] Honoured and much Esteemed Sir, Octor 27 1789 I am prevented by the Weather...
30 Champlin, Christopher Washington, George To George Washington from Christopher and George … 1789-12-27 The Inclosed came under cover to us which we have the honour of Transmiting to your Excellency....