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The President cross’d the Potowk., after the affair of the 24th, accompanied by the attorney...
The enemy are advanced six miles on the road to the wood Yard, and our troops retiring. Our...
I quartered last night near charlotte Hall, and took a view this morning at 8 oClock, from a...
I have this moment arrivd here from Nottingham, which I left, as the enemy enterd it. Not knowing...
I arrived here this morning at 8 OClock, and have been since within 4 miles of Benedict, at...
I send you a letter from our ministers lately in London, and some from mr. Beasly, and a very...
Having thought fit to commit to you the charge of borrowing on behalf of the United States, any...
I think you showd me last summer a note of the courses and distances, taken by M r R. Lewis , of...
A great number of small objects with the necessity I was under to answer some letters, prevented...
The enclosed give a very unpleasant prospect in regard to our affairs with Engd. The part of Mr...
I have received yours of the 21, & 19th. instt. On a closer inspection of the details from...
The enclosed communications are highly interesting. They give a mournful view of the state of...
I enclose you a copy of a letter sent yesterday to genl. winder, relating to the communication...
I enclose you two letters on the subject of finance, one from mr astor, the other from mr Parish,...
The affr. of the convention, is the most embarrassing that I have ever known. On further...
I sent you lately a copy of the instructions that were given to genl. winder relating to the...
I have just had the pleasure to receive your favor of the 7th. The convention of Genl. Winder has...
The bearer M r M c Cullock of Baltimore was introduc’d to me by a particular friend there, with a...
I return’d on thursday, and on the next morning recd. the enclosed from Genl. Winder, who had...
The Secretary of State to whom was referred the Resolution of the House of Representatives of the...
The Secretary of State to whom was referred several Resolutions of the Senate of the 2d Feby and...
Mr Eppes & Genl Ringgold called last night to inquire into the truth of the report respecting the...
In compliance with the resolution of the Senate of the 2d inst, I have the honor to transmit...
In compliance with the resolution of the Senate of the 26 inst, I have the honor to transmit...
my engagment in preparing instructions, for our ministers at gottenburg , Russia , Sweden , &...
To all whom these presents shall concern—Greeting: Reposing special Trust and confidence in the...
The President will be so good as to examine the project of a letter to Mr Serurier, communicating...
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the Resolution of the House of Representatives of...
The Secretary of State to whom was referred a Resolution of the House of Representatives of the...
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the Resolution of the House of Representatives of...
To all whom these Presents shall concern, Greeting. Reposing especial Trust and confidence in the...
The enclosed was handed to me by Mr Swift, who informd me that he had recd. it from Mr Daschkoff,...
The following communication from the secry of the navy is the cause of this letter. Just before I...
It is not known that the British govt. has accepted the mediation of Russia; nothing has been...
The enclosed was written before my late visit to Albemarle , and detaind in consequence of it, to...
I receivd lately the enclosed letter from ch: Carter in which he proposes to submit the question...
The enclosed were receivd by the northern mail, by which I also recd. a letter from mr Crawford,...
I have yours by yesterday’s mail. You will have heard of the success agnst Proctor. I hope we...
You will have received thro’ the war dept., intelligence of the success against Proctor by the...
Finding that my arrangments in Loudoun might be completed on the day I arriv’d there, I came down...
The heavy rains sometime since prevented my setting out for Washington, on the day I had...
I have read with great interest & satisfaction your remarks on finance, which I return by the...
I intended calling on you to day, which I still hope to be able to do in the afternoon. Your...
Ja s Monroe’s best respects to M r Jefferson — He hastens to communicate to him the very...
The unceasing fall of rain has so broken in on my proposd visit to, & return from Washington, to...
I leave the letter to Mr Brent open for your inspection. It contains one to Genl Wilkinson to be...
I shall set out back for Washington on monday, on which day I shall be with you. The languid...
I have been much engaged in my private concerns, tho’ rather indisposed, since my return home, so...
I have resolved to remain here till I receive your answer to mine of yesterday, on the...
For several days past I have been in the hands of Dr Elzey, in consequence of a slight bilious...