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In my speech to the two houses of Congress at the opening of the session I urged the expediency...
In my speech to the two houses of Congress at the opening of the session I urged the expediency...
Anne Sauvage habitante du Cap français, ayant echappé au fer, & a l’Incendie de cette infortunée...
An Account of Funded Stock on the Books of the Treasury, on which Attachments have been Laid....
Opinion on requests made by John Cleves Symmes by his Letter of June 8th 1793 1 Point: The...
P.S. The person, that has the honor to submit the above Translations, the theme whereof he has...
I trust you will excuse the liberty I take in introducing to your acquaintance Mr. Talleyrand de...
[ Philadelphia, March 1, 1794. On March 20, 1794, Lincoln wrote to Hamilton: “Your letters of the...
When Mr Drayton of Charleston was here last Summer he told me that the true nankeen Cotton was in...
I made the informal communication to Mr Jaudenes. He expressed himself to be satisfied with the...
Will your Excelly pardon the freedom I have taken, of Addressing you, & of inclosing a letter of...
I have the honor of forwarding the inclosed copies of Sidney George’s bond to J. West, & of two...
I was this Morn g favored with your obliging Letter of the 29 of Jany, together with the Cotton...
when M r Drayton of Charleston was here last Summer he told that the true nankeen cotton was in S...
I had this pleasure the 8 November. All your Sales being now closed, I lay them before you. The 3...
I am favd. with yours of 17th Ulo. with the enclosures. I have never seen a fair discussion in...