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I sit down to write tho I feel very Languid; the approach of Spring unstrings my nerves, and the...
I hope to receive some Letters from you this week, the date of the last was the 7 of March and...
Your obliging favours of March 14, 16 and 22, have received, and most sincerely thank you for...
The post is very Regular and faithfully brings me all your Letters I believe. If I do not write...
Tis ten days I believe since I wrote you a Line, yet not ten minuts passes without thinking of...
1700 Barrells Pork 50 Do: Beef 700 Basketts Wheat 7 Hhds. Rum 6 Do: Bread 11 Tierces Claret 3...
I think myself very happy that not a week passes but what I receive a Letter or two, some times...
This is Election Day, but the news of the day I am not able to inform you of as I have Heard...
I designd to have wrote you by the last Post, but have been so unwell for the week past that I...
I generally endeavour to write you once a week, if my Letters do not reach you, tis oweing to the...
This is the 15 of June. Tomorrow our new Edition of the Regulating act takes place, and will I...
I have just retird to my Chamber, but an impulce seazes me to write you a few lines before I...
I sit down to write you a few lines this morning as I am loth the post should go, without telling...
I sit down to write you this post, and from my present feelings tis the last I shall be able to...
About an Hour ago I received a Letter from my Friend dated June 21: begining in this manner “my...
Join with me my dearest Friend in Gratitude to Heaven, that a life I know you value, has been...
Notwithstanding my confinement I think I have not omitted writing you by every post. I have...
I dare say before this Time you have interpreted the Northern Storm; if the presages chill’d your...
If allarming half a dozen places at the same time is an act of Generalship How may boast of his...
A few lines by way of remembrance every week tho I have nothing new to write you if I may judge...
I came yesterday to this Town for a ride after my confinement, and to see my Friends. I have not...
Your Man and Horse arrived the 22 day of this Month. The Horse and Man look pretty low in flesh....
The accounts you give of the Heat of the weather, gives me great uneasiness upon account of your...
I have to acknowlidge a feast of Letters from you since I wrote last, their dates from August 19...
I immagine before this reaches you some very important Event must take place betwen the two...
I know not where to direct to you, but hope you are secure. Tis said in some part of the Jersies,...
Tis true my dearest Friend that I have spent an anxious 3 weeks, and the sight of a Letter from...
The joyfull News of the Surrender of General Burgoin and all his Army to our Victorious Troops...
In a Letter which came to me to Night you chide yourself for neglecting writing so frequently as...
Tis a little more than 3 week s since the dearest of Friends and tenderest of Husbands left his...
I have waited with great patience, restraining as much as posible every anxious Idea for 3...
I should write to you with a much more cherefull Heart if I knew where to find you, but as yet I...
At length my anxiety is relieved and the happy happy tidings of your arrival and safety in France...
Shall I tell my dearest that tears of joy filld my Eyes this morning at the sight of his well...
By Mr. Tailor, who has promised me to deliver this with his own hand to you, or distroy it if...
It is difficult my dearest Friend at the instant in which the Heart finds itself dissapointed of...
How dear to me was the Signature of my Friend this Evening received by the Boston a ship more...
The Morning after I received your very short Letter I determined to have devoted the day in...
I have taken up my pen again to relieve the anxiety of a Heart too susceptable for its own...
By the alliance (a fine frigate Built in Newbury port commanded by Capt. Laundry a Native of...
How lonely are my days? How solitary are my Nights? Secluded from all Society but my two Little...
You have directed me to draw Bills upon you for what Money I want, and add, that if my Bills are...
This is the Anniversary of a very melancholy Day to me, it rose upon me this morning with the...
Your favour of December 9 came to hand this Evening from Philadelphia, by the same post received...
Six Months have already elapsed since I heard a syllable from you or my dear Son, and five since...
My habitation, how disconsolate it looks! My table I set down to it but cannot swallow my food. O...
I will not omit any opportunity of writing tho ever so great an uncertainty whether it will ever...
It is now a little more than two months since you left me. I have many hopes that you had a...
This day I am happy in the News of your safe arrival at Corruna by a vessel arrived at Newbury...
I had scarcly closed my packet to you when I received your Letters dated Ferrol and Corunna. I am...