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121 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 6 October 1779 1779-10-06 I have just now heard that you are upon the point of leaving us. I might have expected to have...
122 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 22 December 1779 1779-12-22 I am told there will be an opportunity of send g . this to you, I wish therefore to imbrace it...
123 Lovell, James Jay, John To John Jay from the Committee for Foreign Affairs … 1779-12-11 By the inclosed Resolves of Congress you will find that we are become more dependent upon your...
124 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 10 February 1780 1780-02-10 I have just steped out of Congress to let you hear by this opportunity that your freinds in this...
125 Lovell, James Jay, John To John Jay from the Committee for Foreign Affairs … 1780-06-16 The Embarrassm t which the Depreciation of the currency had created in our publick affairs at the...
126 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 6 July 1780 1780-07-06 Having just heard of an opportunity to write to you by way of France I relieve the fatigue of an...
127 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 26 August 1780 1780-08-26 I received yours from of the 23 d May from Madrid with Duplicates thereof & ^ of ^ the Letters...
128 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 20 October 1781 1781-10-20 You will receive with this an official Letter informing you of my appointment to the...
129 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1781-11-01 Your letter to Congress of April last having been read & answered by Congress, tho’ not so...
130 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1781-11-28 I wrote so fully to you not long since that I should not trouble you at this time if I had not...
131 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1781-12-13 My last letter of the 28 th : of November sent by the Marquis de la Fayette must for the most...
132 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-02-02 Having heard that a Vessel is soon to go to Cadiz from Baltimore, I embrace the opportunity to...
133 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-03-08 I shall leave town to morrow and be absent a few weeks, I do not care to do it without letting...
134 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-04-16 Returning from an excursion to the State of New York, I found your letter of October, which on...
135 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 20 April 1782 1782-04-20 It gives me extreme pain not to have rec d a single line in answer to my public or private...
136 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-04-27 I informed you in my Letter of the 16 th . inst. that yours of the 3 d . of October had been...
137 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-04-28 You will receive with this, a letter dated yesterday, reasons which need not be explained induce...
138 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-05-09 Your letter of the 6 th . of February, with a duplicate of that of August last, directed to the...
139 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 22 May 1782 1782-05-22 The express who is to carry my public letter waits while I hastily write this. These express...
140 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-06-23 The only letter, I have recieved from you, since that of the 6 th . of February last, was a few...
141 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-07-06 Since my Letter of the 23 d . ult o . Congress have passed the enclosed resolution; my Letter had...
142 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-08-08 Your Letter of the 28th April was received by Major Franks, when the Contents were communicated...
143 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-09-12 We yesterday received Letters from M r Adams by Capt Smedley, who brought out the goods left by...
144 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 17 September … 1782-09-17 I have at length been favored with a private Letter from you which gives me great pleasure not...
145 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1782-11-23 I have before me your letters of the 25 th . & 28 th June— I congratulate you on your safe...
146 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from the Secretary for Foreign Affairs … 1783-01-04 I have before me your dispatches of the 4 th . & 18 Sep r last, & the 13 th . of October. It...
147 Livingston, Robert R. American Peace Commissioners Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Robert R. Livingston) to … 1783-03-25 I am now to acknowledge the favor of your joint Letter by the Washington together with a copy of...
148 Livingston, Robert R. American Peace Commissioners Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Robert R. Livingston) to … 1783-04-21 Upon the receipt of the provisional Articles and a subsequent account brought by a Vessel...
149 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 1 May 1783 1783-05-01 Your public & private Letters have remained long unanswered, owing to the stagnation of commerce...
150 Livingston, Robert R. Jay, John To John Jay from Robert R. Livingston, 29 November 1783 1783-11-29 I am two letters in your debt & am conscious that I shall make an ill return for them in offering...