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| 1 | Jay, John | Thomson, Charles | From John Jay to the Secretary of Congress (Charles … | 1783-09-12 | M r . Thaxter, who returns unspoiled, is the Bearer of the definitive Treaty, and will deliver... |
| 2 | Jay, John | Thomson, Charles | From John Jay to Charles Thomson, 14 November 1783 | 1783-11-14 | I have been here a month, & well only two Days—first a bloody flux, & now a sore throat— I came... |
| 3 | Jay, John | Thomson, Charles | From John Jay to Charles Thomson, 7 April 1784 | 1784-04-07 | On the 5 th . Inst. M r Norris gave me your obliging letter of the 26 Sept r . last. I regret... |
| 4 | Jay, John | Thomson, Charles | From John Jay to Charles Thomson, 12 August 1784 | 1784-08-12 | Your obliging Letter of the 29 July reached me two Days ago —accept my thanks for your friendly... |
| 5 | Jay, John | Thomson, Charles | From John Jay to Charles Thomson, 20 October 1784 | 1784-10-20 | I cannot let M r . Remsen depart, without acknowledging the Rec t . of your friendly Letter of 18... |
| 6 | Jay, John | Secretary of Congress | From John Jay to the Secretary of Congress (Charles … | 1785-11-18 | The Season when the Legislatures usually meet to do Business is at Hand. It is highly probable... |
| 7 | Jay, John | Thomson, Charles | From John Jay to Charles Thomson, 3 March 1786 | 1786-03-03 | M r Gardoqui who views the Affair of the Horse, as a Spaniard, and as a politician, is uneasy,... |
| 8 | Jay, John | Secretary of Congress | From John Jay to the Secretary of Congress (Charles … | 1786-07-03 | I find in the Newspapers of this Day an Act of Congress of 27 th . Ult: respecting the Court of... |