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It is a long time Since I had a Line from you, and from Sickness, and various Engagements it is...

I thank You for the Papers and your Card of 22d July. The Letters inclosed I shall send along. My...

This goes with the Preliminary Treaty between the Crown of G. Britain and the United States of...

I was in hopes that the Peace would have put Us at ease; but it has not as yet much diminished...

The Situation of things in England cannot be too much attended to at this time— The whimsical...

I hope this will find you in Congress, Supporting your Country and her Friends, where you ought...

What would I have given to have been your Doorkeeper for a few days while you had under...

I have in some late Letters opened to You in Confidence the Dangers, which our most important...

It is my Duty to unbosom myself to Some Friend in Congress, upon whose discretion I can rely, and...

I received with great Pleasure yours of 24. June. The Approbation of my Countrymen is a great...

Your amiable Son, has done me the favour of his Company, here, for a Day or two, and this Morning...

I received yours of the 29 of June, by M r Jefferson, whose appointment gives me great Pleasure....

I See by the publick Papers that M r Hancock has resigned, and I Suppose you have just passed...

Your Favour of October 6. I rec d but Yesterday.— I had before written very fully to M r Jay, a...

Your Favour of 30. April, is arrived. I am Surprized to read in your Letter that “our Poverty...

I have received, Your Favour of October the 22 d. and am Sorry to find you so true a Prophet.—...

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