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Genl Rutledge did me the favor to present me with your letter of the 31st Ulto, & on my return...
I have been honored with your favor in answer to my letter respecting the appointment of a Comee;...
In the course of a few days Congress will, I expect, receive an Address from the Army on the...
Your favor of the 18th came to my hands last Night—considering the delicate situation in which I...
Inclosed is my copy of my answer to the letter of Govr. Chittenden, which you requested. I am...
I have received your letter of he 27th Ulto, & thank you for the information & freedom of your...
The subject of this letter will be confined to a single point. I shall make it as short as...
The Storm, which seemed to be gathering with unfavourable prognostics—when I wrote to you last—is...
I am about to write you a Letter on a subject equally important & delicate—which may be extensive...
Your letter of the 21st Ulto came duly to hand, and should have received an earlier...
A few days since Major Fishbourn, Aid de Camp to General Wayne, presented to me your letter of...
I have appointed you to the Command of a Company, to be raised for the Continental Service,...
You are hereby authorized and directed to deliver to the order of One thousand stand of Arms with...
Among those who commiserate the afflicted Citizens of Philadelphia, I beg you to be persuaded...
Your Letter of the 10th instant enclosing a Memorial dated the 9th, never came to my hands until...
(private) Sir, Mount Vernon 25th Septr 1793. Your Letter of the 20th instant came duly to hand. I...
It affords me the most sensible pleasure to be informed that my accession to the chief Magistracy...
I had this morning the honor to receive Your Letter of the 25 Instant. You will permit me to...
It has been represented to me by Capt. Kinney, that there are many people in the County of...
The circumstances which had induced me to ask your counsel on certain legal questions interesting...
I have just received information, that the enemy have sent fifty two sail of vessels up the North...
The Quarter Master General has an immediate occasion for 250 Men with a proper number of Officers...
I received your favor of yesterdays date —Capt. Selman shall be appointed to do the duty of...
Be pleased to march early tomorrow morning to the Ground where you were before incamped, near...
I have recd your favr of yesterday, inclosing a letter for General Greene, which I shall not...
Lest you should not thoroughly have conceived my intention, as communicated by Lt Colo. Hamilton,...
You are to march tomorrow morning precisely at the hour appointed, with your division, in...
I have been favored with your letter of the 29th of June. I am much obliged to you for the state...
I am to request that you will cross the North or Hudson’s river, as soon as possible, with the...
In my last I directed that the escort for the Convention Troops should be composed of complete...