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The Congress have passed the Law allowing 14,000 d to purchase furniture. The State Legislature...
The Presbyterian Congregation have voted me the front Pew in their Church for my Family. It is an...
just rc d yr s of 8. 9. 13 th. return sister Peabodys lovely Letter. John’s is gone to the P.— I...
The Die is cast, and you must prepare yourself for honourable Tryals. I must wait to know whether...
I rec d Yesterday together your Letters of the 28. 29. and 30 th of January. It is impossible for...
I hope you will not communicate to any body the hints I give you about our Prospects: but they...
I believe I have not directly & expressly Answered your Letter, inclosing the Memorandum from M r...
I have rec d yours of January 22 d. I know not the reason you had not rec d Letters for a Week—...
It is now determined what the President has to depend on after the 4 th March. The Committee...
I rec d , Yesterday by the Post, the inclosed Letter, which excites a hope of more by the Same...
I went Yesterday to hear D r Priestley, in the Philosophical Hall of the University and there I...
M r Beale called upon me, a few Days ago and left your Letter of Dec r. 23 d. — Last Evening I...
on Tuesday when I waited as usual on M rs W. after attending the Levee, She congratulated me very...
I received to day, together, your Favours of the 31 st December 1796 and 1. Jan. 1797 Our H. of...
M rs Swan and her Daughters, conducted by M rs Otis came into the Senate Chamber this morning to...
I rec d Yesterday your favour of 23. of Dec r. from Boston. The old Patrioch, has got a Name of...
I wish the new Year may be the happiest of your Life. Last Night I had a Visit from D r Rush,...
The Prospect that opens upon me presents Troubles enough of every kind.— I have made Some Inquiry...
I rec d yours of the 14 on Fryday: but had no Letter on Monday. According to present appearances,...
I Yesterday dined at M r Binghams and Sitting next to Madam at Table, had Something like a...
I have this morning yours of the 9 th. Am glad you have mine from Stratford: you will receive...
I went Yesterday at 12 O Clock to the Presbyterian Meeting House in Market Street to hear D r...
I rec d this morning your kind Letter of the 7 th. and wonder you had not rec d a Letter. I wrote...
I have just rec d your fav r. of the 4 th. I wrote you from stratford New York and from...
Inclosed are Some Signal Accomplishments of Prophecies. Be cool and discreet in your...
I have rec d your Letter of the cold Sunday on which I wrote you one from Stratford. In N. York...
After Spending a Day and a Night at East Chester with our Children there and another at Newyork...
I Spent a pleasant Day before Yesterday with M rs Smith and her Children at East Chester where...
We lodged at Monroe’s in Marlborough on Wednesday night, at Hithcocks in Brookfield Thursday...
The Result of Saturdays Debate in the H. of R. removes all Anxiety for the Remainder of this...
I am not surprized at your Anxiety expressed in your Letter of the 25 th. which I rec d...
Our Coach is Still immoveable. The Anarchical Warriours are beat out of all their Entrechments by...
This Day seven Years I first took my seat in Senate and I hope I shall not sit there seven Years...
The Sensations of Ap. 19. 1775 and those of this Morning have some Resemblance to each other. a...
The Doctor may have the Steers if he wishes to have them. The People of the United States are...
I dined on Monday at the Presidents with young La Fayette and his Preceptor, Tutor or Friend,...
The H. of R. have not yet determined— The Question is to be calld up on Monday— But the...
The Newspapers will inform you of our interminable Delays. The House have asked for Papers and...
On Monday I rec d your favour of the 20 th Nothing will damp the Rage for Speculation but a Peace...
on Wednesday I dined with M r Russell the Friend of D r Priestley and while We were at Table, in...
We have a Turn of Weather as cold as any We have had through the whole Winter. The Violence of...
Your delicious Letter of the 5 th. came to my hand Yesterday. Your beautiful and pathetic...
I dined Yesterday with M r Burr, who lives here in Style. A Number of Members of the House The...
Why! this is very clever— Every Monday and every Thursday brings me regularly a Letter, which...
I rec d on Monday your two favours of 28. Feb. I am very glad you employed Pratt to cutt the...
I have made the necessary Inquiry concerning Seeds And have found the Price so extravagant that I...
I Yesterday rec d the Letter inclosed from my Son and in the Evening the President told me he had...
I rec d this morning your favour of Feb. 22.—the more agreable as it was not very confidently...
Yesterday the President sent his Carriage for me to go with the Family to the Theatre. The Rage...
I dined Yesterday with M r Madison. M rs Madison is a fine Woman and her two sisters are equally...