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I wrote yesterday to Mr. Church, & now trouble you with this from a presumption that he is yet...
Mr. Robert Wescott who recd the title of the Land sold Messrs. Whelen Miller & Co. has reconveyed...
Owing to the absence of Mr Whelen the matter with his concern was not settled till just before my...
Mr. Whelen informed me that he would call upon me soon to fix some preliminaries about the...
Mr. Whelen & I do not understand that he had made a proposition to you to let Mr. Church take...
[ Philadelphia, May 17, 1796. On May 31, 1796, Coxe wrote to Hamilton and referred to “my Letter...
I mentioned to you that the Board of Property had decided in favor of Ball & Smiths Warrants, but...
I have transmitted to Walter Rutherford Esqr. for two years intt. on my bond to J. B. Church...
I have been prevented from answering your last letter partly by a journey into the woods, which I...
Since I wrote you last I have recd. a reconveyance for eleven tracts of the land formerly Church...
[ Philadelphia, February 25, 1795. At the bottom of an account which Coxe enclosed in his letter...
Messrs. Wheelen & Miller & Co. not having sent me the papers relative to the part of Patterson’s...
To Tench Coxe Dr. (in accot. for the Investment of half of ten thousand Dollars in Lands) To part...
Mr. T. Coxe presents his Comps. to Mr. Hamilton and incloses to him the account of the purchase...
Mr. Coxe presents his comps. to Col. Hamilton with a Statement of the Account for Lands in the...
I trust you will believe my solemn assurance of you, that a very painful sense of duty has...
Treasury Department, Revenue Office, January 30, 1795. “I perceive, that Mr. Biscoe mentions in...
Treasury Department, Revenue Office, January 30, 1795. “I observe you are of opinion that no Act...
Treasury Department, Revenue Office, January 30 179 [ 5 ]. “I have sent herewith the complete...
Treasury Department, Revenue Office, January 29, 1795. “Agreeably to what was done for the supply...
Mr Coxe presents his compliments to the Secretary of the Treasury and reminds him of the Subject...
The appointment of an Attorney of the United States for Kentucky has been anxiously desired by...
It was not my view in my communication of the 8th concerning Messrs. Downings application, to...
New York, January 19, 1795. “Your Letter of the 15th. Inst. met me last Saturday at this place on...
Treasury Department, Revenue Office, January 19, 1795. Encloses “a draft for Six hundred Dollars...
A doubt has been suggested by the Supervisor of Kentucky, whether the carriage tax for the first...
I find from Col: Presley Nevill, that his father (Inspector Nevill) has just informed him that he...
The letter herein inclosed from Mr Dayton appears to require a degree of consideration from the...
Treasury Department, Revenue Office, January 18, 1795. “It appears necessary that order should be...
I enclose to you some papers relative to a parcel of Goods, which have arrived at Boston under my...