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The extraordinary juncture of publick affairs emboldens me to trouble you with this letter, and...
Mr Ingersoll has sent me on the enclosed letter from Philadelphia, which, for the sake of the...
It was only the day before yesterday that Mr Andrew Eliot handed me your letter dated the 5th of...
I received, yesterday, your favor of the 31. of last month , and beg leave to return my warm...
Immediately after the receipt of your favor of the 17th instant I wrote to Philadelphia , and...
Your kind letter of the 13th has gratified me very much. When I spoke of New York having joined...
It is no interference with my publick employments to write to you. I can command some portion of...
I have taken the liberty to copy for your eye the enclosed lines, written by St George Tucker of...
Since I had the pleasure to receive your letter of the 11th of last month , the two written to my...
Mr St George Tucker is, I believe, a native of one of the West India islands. He was brought to...
I must be allowed to offer you my heartiest congratulations upon Commodore Perrys great victory...
Understanding, yesterday, from the secretary of the treasury that many of the applications for...
As soon as I received your acceptable and instructing letter of the 8th of this month, I wrote to...
According to the intimation contained in one of the letters I have had the pleasure to write to...
I had hoped that this letter would have shaped itself by some of the agreeable topicks touched in...
Christmas Day I sit down to offer you the compliments of the season, in the most respectful,...
Since writing the enclosed, which I wrote at home, I have come to the Treasury building where mr...
On Sunday last I saw the President, and he mentioned to me that not a single line had been...
Timeo Danaos, et dona ferentes. Nothing can be more applicable to our situation, and the late...
¶ From Richard Rush. Letter not found. 5 February 1814. Described as an eight-page letter,...
Mr Hay is the son in law of Mr Munroe, and the day after I received your last favor I took the...
Having received the commission of attorney general of the United states which you have been...
At the very beginning of the last month my new appointment was bestowed upon me, and I was...
You could have sent me no greater treat than the letter of Mr Adams which you were so kind as to...
After having read, for a fifth time, the elegant letter of Mr. J. Q. Adams, I return it with...
On my return four day ago from Philadelphia where I had been for a fortnight I had the pleasure...
I have given the above extract exactly as I find it in a book of my venerated parent that I have...
Since you first allowed me the honor and gratification of corresponding with you, I have...
The attorney general has the honor to return to the President the papers put into his hands...
Respectfully enclosed for the eye of the President by R. Rush; who ventures to believe that, in...
The pleasure I usually derive in opening a letter from you, was considerably abated at the...
The enclosed letter came under cover to me by this day’s mail, with a request that I would...
The more I have reflected upon the subject of a proclamation, in the more important lights does...
The last kind favor that I had from you, mentioned your indisposition, and as it is a great while...
I was made happy by your last esteemed favor, from its assuring me that your health was restored...
Mr Dallas insists upon it that the emperor Alexander is a republican. As one proof of it he tells...
R. Rush has the honor to present his most respectful compliments to Mrs Adams, and to thank her...
R. Rush has the honor to enclose to the President, 1. A letter from the governor of Louisiana...
In considering the case submitted to him yesterday by the President, the attorney general has the...
If I have detained the enclosed letter longer than was proper, I beg it may be ascribed, not to...
I do not know that I have ever yet made my acknowledgments to you for the favor you were kind...
Having been favoured with the perusal of a letter of this date, address’d to you by the Secretary...
I cannot refrain from the expression of my most hearty congratulations to you on the auspicious...
After thanking you, most cordially, for the affectionate interest you have taken in my late...
Your very obliging and gratifying favor of the 17th of this month, with all its accompaniments,...
Since writing to you this morning, I have determined upon doing a bold thing. I do not often...
Your valued favors of the 5th and 10th, have gratified, instructed, and consoled me. As far as I...
I do myself the pleasure to enclose you two letters from Mr Adams, which I venture to persuade...
R. Rush presents his respectful compliments to Mr Adams, and begs leave to enclose him a note...
The enclosed papers have just been sent on to R. Rush by this days southern mail, and he loses...