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I have been honoured with your letter of May 28. inclosing those you had been so kind as to bring...
I was so exceedingly hurried the few Days that I remained in London after the receipt of your...
Your goodness will doubtless attribute my silence to a necessary attention to the duties of...
Some day’s after my return, I did myself the honor of writing to your Excellency; and after...
MS not found. Printed from facsimile in WSS ’s hand in Magazine of American History, with Notes...
John left yours of yesterday’s date with the order for 8 Guineas at my house this morning. I have...
The morning after John left me at Dover, that is to say, on Friday, the wind became so favourable...
Monsieur de Tronchin, minister for the republic of Geneva at this court, having a son at this...
I was much pleased by the receipt of yours of the 4th. inst. to find you had arrived safe at...
In a Letter which I wrote your Excellency this morning, I mention forwarding by Mr. Smith your...
Having found an opportunity of furnishing myself with a horse here, I notify it to you according...
I have received yours of the 4th. inst. and am glad you have found a horse that will suit you. I...
Since the receipt of your favor of May 21. I have been in daily expectation of receiving from you...
I have received yours of the 16th. Ulto. When I sent the press I gave the Gentleman who carried...
I wrote you last on the 16th. of June. Since that your favors of May 21. 21. and June 12. have...
Agreable to your request I have been to Woodmason’s as I informed you in my last. He was to have...
An opportunity will offer by Mr. Bullfinch of acknowleging the receipt of your favours of July 5....
I replyed fully to yours of the 9th. Ulto. on the 18th. of the same sinee which I have not had...
I have the honor of forwarding to your Excellency a Copy of a Letter I received this day from Mr....
I had the honour of addressing you on the 9th. of August and since that have received yours of...
I have only time to enclose your Excellency a Copy of a Letter received yesterday from Mr....
I had the honor of addressing you on the 18th. inst. in answer to your favor of the 9th. of...
Being desired by a friend to procure him a copying press I take the liberty of putting the...
I have received yours of the 23d. ulto. The first printing press has been forwarded some time....
Mr. Adams wrote you on the 11th. ulto. by post, accompanied with an Answer to Mr. Lamb signed,...
How the right hand became disabled would be a long story for the left to tell. It was by one of...
Inclosed is Mr. Jones’s answer to your Question. I have given to Mr. Stockdale 4 Vols. of Pope’s...
London, 28 Nov. 1786. Requests that TJ obtain letters of introduction from his friends in Paris...
Inclosed are the Copies of the Letters which you requested in one of yours. I have no tolerable...
‘Not having any letters on my file unanswered, I shall not trouble you further.’—Is this you?—...
Colo. Franks’s delay here, occasioned by that of his baggage, gives me an opportunity of...
No my dear Sir it is not me. It is impossible that my heart would ever permit me to pen a line to...
I have duly received your favor of Jan. 29. and Dr. Burney’s which was inclosed in it. If the...
Mr. Short having informed you from Paris of my intention of being here about the 14th. and of the...
I find here the letter you were so kind as to leave for me and am truly sorry I did not arrive in...
I must most pointedly express my obligation for the Letter of introduction which you forwarded...
I propose embarking in the Packet for Falmouth the day after to-morrow. It is probable I shall be...
In your favor of June 30. from Madrid is the following paragraph. ‘Mr. Jay sais 562. 163. 449....
In the first place I must introduce my very particular friend Mr. J. B. Cutting as a Gentleman of...
London, 18 Sep. 1787 . Introduces Benjamin Parker, nephew of Daniel Parker, a student at...
I have duly received your favor by Mr. Cutting. I had before had a transient acquaintance with...
The Bearer Mr. Stewart was an officer in our troops during the war and some time under my...
London, 8 Oct. 1787 . Acknowledges TJ’s letter of 28 Sep. ; would be “much flattered if Congress...
Permit me to introduce the Bearer Dr. Walker a young Gentleman from Virginia.—Nothing new has...
By introducing the bearer Mr. Daniel Parker (who I think you encountered once at my lodgings in...
I am now to acknolege the receipt of your favors of October the 4th. 8th. and 26th. In the last...
I have been honoured by the receipt of your Letter of the 13th. ulto. and notice the alarm of...
I wrote you by Mr. Littlepage on the 4th. inst. That Letter contains an account of Cash recieved...
I duly received your favor of the 6th. inst. but that of the 4th . therein mentioned to come by...
After sincerely wishing you many happy returns of the season, I take the liberty of introducing...