1To George Washington from Ralph Izard, 23 June 1783 (Washington Papers)
I have been favoured with your Letters of 14th & 19th instant; the latter enclosing an extract of a Letter from Govr Clinton. You will be pleased to accept of my thanks for your early attention to the contents of my Letter respecting Mrs DeLancey. I have the honour to be with great regard Sir Your Excellency’s most obt hble Servt NIC .
2To George Washington from Ralph Izard, 8 June 1783 (Washington Papers)
I am perfectly persuaded that the proceedings described in the enclosed Letter are such as your Excellency highly disapproves of. It is probable that complaints have been made to you respecting them, & I doubt not that everything proper has been done on the subject. I am much affected by the distresses to which Mrs DeLancey has been exposed by the violent conduct of those persons she complains...