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| 1 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 27 April 1776 | 1776-04-27 | Accept my Thanks for your friendly Letter of the 16 th Ins t . and its Inclosures, which contain... |
| 2 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 13 December 1775 | 1775-12-13 | Your Letter of the 8 th . Inst. is now before me. did you know how much Satisfaction a Line from... |
| 3 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 23 December 1775 | 1775-12-23 | Since writing my last to You, I find the Congress will not adjourn even for the Holy days, They... |
| 4 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 26 October 1775 | 1775-10-26 | I have rec d . your Letter by M r . Clough and you may rely on my paying due Attention to your... |
| 5 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 13 March 1776 | 1776-03-13 | Had your Letter been sent by the Post it would ere this have come to my Hands. I am now retired... |
| 6 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 28 March 1779 | 1779-03-28 | I have the Pleasure of acknowledging the Rec t of your Favor of the 21 st : Instant. Your... |
| 7 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 17 October 1775 | 1775-10-17 | I am much obliged to you for your friendly Letter by M r Fine—his Business will soon be... |
| 8 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 23 March 1776 | 1776-03-23 | When the Clerk of the Congress gave me the printed Papers which I enclosed you, he told me they... |
| 9 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 11 April 1776 | 1776-04-11 | Whether my last letter has reached you or not is uncertain. From your Silence I sometimes suspect... |
| 10 | Jay, John | McDougall, Alexander | From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 4 December 1775 | 1775-12-04 | The Congress have at Length determined against the Tea holders— a Measure in my opinion neither... |