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I have just had the pleasure of recieving from M r . Williams your Letter of the 17 Instant. Had...
I congratulate you on the addresses in answer to the Presidents Speech— so far so good. Accept my...
I take the Liberty of requesting the favor of you to give the enclosed Letter to M r . King, a...
I returned to this place Yesterday, and this morning had the pleasure of recieving your’s of the...
I this morning rec d . the two Copies you was so obliging as to send me of the State papers...
It is said that the Naturalization Act is to be revised and amended. Permit me to suggest an idea...
I am very much gratified by your friendly attention in sending me the Copies of the Dispatches...
Altho’ your Letter of the 15 ult. has lain thus long unanswered, it has not been forgotten. The...
I have been fav d . with yours of the 13 Inst:— Having no Reason to expect that I should have...
I was this morning fav d . with yours of the 9 Inst. and have just finished reading your answer...
I herewith return the Book which you was so obliging as to send me. Whether the Convention of...
Read the enclosed Letter first To understand this Letter it will be necessary to r first to read...
I enclose one of Greenleafs Papers, printed the 15 of last month. You will find in it some...