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The answer of the attorney general of the United States to the question propounded to him by the...
Mr. J. rightly supposed, that the approbation of E.R. was by mistake written upon the answer to...
The requisition of departure is, in my judgment, expressed in the most accurate and satisfactory...
Judge Wilson, to whom application was made for a citation in the writ of error, desired in...
Will you be so good as to tell me what answer to give to the interrogatory in the last sentence...
A Man has 3500 £ P.C. to pay in instalments of 500£ each beginning 1. Oct: 1795, and continuing...
The question is, whether any punishment can be inflicted on persons, treating with the Indian...
I suspect from the communication of the British Minister, dated on the 18th. of february 1792,...
Memoranda Neither of the two cases is cognizable in the U.S. criminaliter ; because they arose...
The existence of the bill is, I believe, unquestionable. I remember to have heard my uncle speak...
Would it be amiss to anticipate a suspicion, that the paper, mentioned in the 6th. line, was...
You will perceive from the two letters marked A and B, of which I enclose copies, that the...
I have examined the papers which you did me the honor of submitting to me yesterday, on the...
Mr. Wilson, after a consultation with his brethren, has allowed Pagan’s writ of error . No...
Does not Marius on bills of exchange (p. 29) give satisfaction as to your bill; which I...
I can never believe, that the impeachment of Mr. G. should be drawn from any other sources, than...
A cursory reading suggests for consideration the following hints. The above observations are too...
This morning I had the honor of receiving the letter of Mr. Van Berckel , with its inclosures...
A Perhaps the Secretary of State, revising the expression of this member of the sentence, will...
I wished to have said a word to you in private; but being prevented this morning, I must beg your...
Philadelphia, 22 Feb. 1792. “The visit of respect, which is due to-day, it was my most earnest...
I returned home three or four days ago, under the vexatious operation of a quartan. I have been...
After a fatiguing journey we arrived here on sunday evening, when I found all my family well,...
The day before yesterday I returned hither from Leesburg. There I was confronted with Mr. Henry,...
My dear wife is not better, than when I wrote to you last. I expect something determinate in a...
I thank you sincerely for several letters, which my vagrant life between this place and Richmond...
I am satisfied, that there will be great manœuvring about the place of congress for the next...
Consul Bond has just notified me, that he has a draft upon me for 660 dollars, due to-day. I have...
What I now write, is not designed to impose any task on your friendship; because public duty...
It shall be done. Put your name upon the check; it is not payable to bearer. RC ( DLC )....