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I regret to have to inform you of the death of mr W. Burwell which took place on yesterday ,...
Since my appointment I have not before had leasure to acknowledge the receipt of your obliging...
In my communications to Mr. Madison publick & private which you would see, I have been so full,...
I find among the papers in the council chamber an acct. adjusted by you between Houdon and the...
Hearing that Mr. Hay is disposed to seize the few days of leasure which an interval between the...
The badness of the weather and Mrs. M’s ill health has prevented our calling on you since we saw...
The President’s health is rather improved since my last to you. He had a bad night, but his fever...
When lately in Albemarle I found the complition of a chmney in my house delayd by the want of...
The opportunity by Mr. Bankhead is too favorable not to be taken advantage of to write you, altho...
Mr. Tyler a nephew of the Judge will present you this. He is a young man of respectable talents,...