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I refer you to the last two Letters which I wrote to you this Week — It was expected that the...

I this moment rec d . yours by Gen. Schuyler— As yet I have not seen him— it found ^me^ alone and...

Col. W. S. Livingston who brought us the news of the adoption of the Constitution by Virginia, is...

I was extremely happy to be informed by Mr. Morris’ letter that you arrived safely at Troy. The...

I arrived here last Evening, and this morning rec d . your Favor of the 13 th . Instant, together...

A Gentleman now in Town, and who will set out for New York in about an Hour, gives me an...

I was this Ev[enin] g fav[ore] d . with yours of the 14. p r post— It is now between 8 & 9 oC k ....

How ^ happens it ^ my dear Sally that not a Line from You has reached me since we parted. This is...

I wrote to you by the last Post, and also by M r Barry, who set out for Paris Yesterday— Those...

I have now the Pleasure of informing you that the New York Convention has at Length made some...

The number of this Letter will convince you that the long Interval in which you rec d . no...

I wrote to you a few Lines last Night — they were written in Haste— This Day the nomination...

However my Letters may be short and unentertaining, you will I am sure give me Credit for...

A little Letter I wrote you this morning, contained a promise of another by Tomorrows Post, and...

Your Letter of the 17 Inst. made me very happy by informing me of your Health and our Son’s...

The last thing I did at Trenton was to write a few Lines to you, which you have doubtless rec d...

I have had the Pleasure of recieving your Letters of the 15 & 17 th . Instant, & thank You for...

My Letter to you by the last post informed you, that the Doct r’s . Medicine was producing its...

My last to you was dated the 26 Inst. and committed to the Care of Col. Wadsworth who set out for...

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