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My Letters to you are an odd Mixture. They would appear to a Stranger, like the Dish which is...
This Letter, I presume, will go by the brave and amiable General Washington. Our Army will have a...
This is the coldest day We have felt this Winter, and if it were not for the hope I have of a...
The Children made me a Visit to day, and went with me to dine with my old Friends the two Abbys,...
The House of Joseph Guardoqui and Sons of Bilbao, have sent you some necessaries to the Amount of...
Congress has been sitting several Days and proceeding upon Business. I have been in Town above a...
We have had for a Fortnight or Three Weeks a Succession of Hot Weather, attended with an unusual...
I am favoured with an unexpected Opportunity, by Mr. Woodward the lame Man who once lived at Mr....
There is a dead calm in the political Atmosphere, which furnishes no Event worth relating. The...
I have this morning sent Mr. Thaxter, with my two Sons to Leyden, there to take up their...
I rec d yours of the 14 on Fryday: but had no Letter on Monday. According to present appearances,...
The States of Holland and West Friesland have followed the Example of Friesland, in acknowledging...
I ought to acknowledge with Gratitude, your constant Kindness in Writing to me, by every Post....
We arrived here last night in good Season. The Roads were not very bad, and the Weather, tho...
You will learn from the Newspapers before this reaches you, the situation of Things here. Mr....
I have not written the usual Compliment of Letters since I left Braintree; nor have I received...
You will see by the Newspapers, which I from time to time inclose, with what Rapidity, the...
Upon an Invitation from the Board of War of Pensilvania, a Committee was appointed a few days ago...
This morning I received your favour of the 20 th. The House I am in was aired and Smoked with Tar...
The H. of R. have not yet determined— The Question is to be calld up on Monday— But the...
This Morning, I received your two Letters of September 8th. and September 16th. —What shall I...
A very idle, vain Conversation, at a Dinner, has produced you this Letter from a venerable old...
The Senate is to meet at Ten, this morning and I hope will finish: but it is still uncertain. I...
Mr. Austin has at last arrived—he dined with me, Yesterday and today. He has been taken, and been...
I must now most Seriously request you to come on to me as soon as conveniently you can. never did...
I inclose for your Amusement, a Publication, made here within a few days. Somebody has inserted...
Our good Friend General Lincoln gave me this morning your favour of the 7 th which compensated in...
Last Week I received through M r Izard a kind Invitation to dine with M rs Powell, whom I had not...
I have this Day, by Special Permission from their Majesties obtained by Mr. West the Painter who...
Yours of 25 Ult. is rec d. — Thomas is to Sett off from N. York to day for Quincy and I wish him...
There is a Clock Calm, at this Time, in the political and military Hemispheres. The Surface is...
This is the second day of the Term at York: very little Business--very hot weather. My...
I am so idle, that I have not an easy Moment, without my Pen in my Hand. My Time might have been...
My Letters by Davis, Mr. Guild &c. are lost.—Pray did you get the Goods by Davis? This goes by...
I hope you will not communicate to any body the hints I give you about our Prospects: but they...
Entre nous M r sheerjashub Bourne called upon me the other Morning to ask me some Questions about...
Love sweetens Life, and Life sometimes destroys Love. Beauty is desirable and Deformity...
I rec d to day your fav r of 24 and it made the day more tolerable. Your health and Spirits...
This is the Anniversary of a memorable day, in the History of America: a day when the Principle...
By an express last night from Cape May, We learn that the Fleet went out of the Bay, the Morning...
We have not yet the least Intimation of Howes Design. He is wasting away the Time. Let him aim at...
I have this Morning been out of Town to accompany our Generals Washington, Lee, and Schuyler, a...
Yesterday only I rec d yours of March 1.— am surprized you should have rec d none from me from...
I rec d your favour of the 2 d by M r Dexter and this morning from M r Gerry an account of your...
I have sent you, one yard of fine Cambrick, at 14 Livres an Ell, two of a coarser sort at 6...
No Letter from you, yet. I believe I shall Set off Tomorrow or next day, for the Hague, and Shall...
We wait and wait and wait forever, without any News from America. We get nothing but what comes...
This Week has produced an happy Reconciliation between the two Parties in this City and...
I cannot omit the Opportunity of writing you, a Line, by this Post. This Letter will I suppose,...
The inclosed Dialogue in the Shades was written by Mr. Edmund Jennings now residing at Brussells,...