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Having been informed that Mr. Isaac Parker, Marshall of the District of Maine, has lately been...
I received, but yesterday your Letter of the 30th of August. Convinced of the Wisdom and Sound...
In undertaking to give you an account of the Manafactories in this neighbourhood I am...
I have had the honor of receiving your several communications in relation to Manufactories,...
This will be presented to you by Mr. Binon the sculptor who waits on you, as proposed, to form a...
In behalf of a numerous body of Citizens of Boston, we request your consent; to set for a Bust ,...
I am obliged to borrow a hand to thank you for your favour of March 11th. and for introducing to...
I had the honor of receiving your Excellencies dispatches of the 31st of Janury to this State...
I have the honour of inclosing to your Excellency an act of this State passd at the last Session...
Lt Hubart Carter, and Ensn Saml Wells, of the 1st New Hampshire Regt being very desireous for...
In establishing a trading house with the Chocktaws, we find from the best information, that a...
In a late communication from Col Hawkin⟨s⟩ I received copies of a corrispondence between him &...
The proposition of Mr. Laussat to sell the United States a quantity of Artillery and other...
The enclosed is a copy of a letter from the President of the United States, which he requested me...
The President having determined to send to Algiers fifteen long brass Cannon, suitable for...
The Secretary of State presents his respects to the Secretary of War, and has the honor to inform...
§ To Henry Dearborn. 9 May 1806, Department of State. “It being determined to forward to Tunis...
§ From Henry Dearborn. 14 May 1806, War Department. “On examination I find but four carriages for...
We have been summoned to appear on the 14th day of this month, before a special Circuit court of...
The result of our Elections has given our political opponants the intire direction of our State...
I have been favored with yours of the 1st. instant. We have seen nothing yet which sufficiently...
I take the liberty of observing to you that Col Jona Russell of Providence is now here and about...
I have recd. your favor of the 7th. Tonningen being included in the Consulate of Mr. Forbes who...
With this you will receive a thing called a sermon, in which you will see exhibited a correct...
I have recd. your favor of the 30th. Ult: accompanied by the Discourse of one of your D. D’s....
29 November 1810, Boston. Notes that in his official capacity he has had many dealings with the...
I consider it my duty to give you the following information in relation to the conduct of our...
I take the liberty of presenting you a copy of an Oration pronounced on the 4th inst. by my Son,...
I had the pleasure of duly receiving yours of the 8th. inclosing a Copy of your son’s oration. In...
Congress have just passed the act adding twenty odd thousand troops to the Military...
I was this morning honored with your letter of the 11th. Inst. I trust Sir that you will believe...
I have just recd. from the Senate their concurrence (23 to 9 votes) in your nomination as a Majr....
Will not the late discovery of Treasonable intentions, render it expedient to be more cautious,...
Having written a letter to the Secretary of War, in which I have expressed a readiness to enter...
As the principal object of the command, which may be confided to my direction, will probably be...
As the ultimate question in relation to war must soon be decided, and it may be concidered...
Our political opponents in, and out, of the Legislature, are endeavouring to inspire as general...
Notwithstanding all the objections that have been made to gunboats, they are now call’d for, and...
The last of your favors which I have to acknowlege is that of the 3d. Ult: from Boston. I am glad...
I was this day honored with your letter of the 9th. inst. having been placed in a very unpleasant...
Unless the Troops destined for Detroit & Niagara, with those on the Eastern shore of Lake Ontario...
I have recd. your favor of Sepr. 30. I am glad to find that you have succeeded in producing such...
The Secretary of war has undoubtedly informed you of the unfortunate event at Niagara. It...
I confidently hope that the Campaign that has now closed, has afforded sufficient evidence of the...
Permit me to observe that I concider it of the utmost importance that improvements should be...
Your two favors of Decr have lain long without acknowledgment. For some after they came to hand I...
I was the last evening honored with your letter of the 6th. Inst. Why Genl. Smyth has not thought...
As the number of additional Majr. Genels. recently appointed will enable the Executive to select...
I have recently been informed that intimation had been circulated at Washington that Majr....
The good of the service as well as a due regard to my own charactor, induces me to give you a...