1From John Jay to Robert Troup, 2 May 1792 (Jay Papers)
The last post brought me your very friendly Letter of the 26 of last Month— I thank ^you^ it for it cordially— The Doctor s ^Ramsay’s^ Silence began to appear singular to me— The Paragraph you insert from his Letter together with the Bills he has transmitted to you are agreable Circumstances— when you learn that they are accepted be so good as to inform me of it— The Interest you take in this...
2From John Jay to Robert Troup, 25 May 1792 (Jay Papers)
Since my last to you of the Inst. I have been fav[ore] d . with your friendly one of the 13 th . — Appearances my good Friend are so often at Variance with Realities, that my Expectations from the former are seldom sanguine. on the present occasion appearances are doubtless promising, especially as you have Reason to think the Calculations in question were cautiously made according to y r...