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I hope you will not communicate to any body the hints I give you about our Prospects: but they...
Entre nous M r sheerjashub Bourne called upon me the other Morning to ask me some Questions about...
Love sweetens Life, and Life sometimes destroys Love. Beauty is desirable and Deformity...
I rec d to day your fav r of 24 and it made the day more tolerable. Your health and Spirits...
This is the Anniversary of a memorable day, in the History of America: a day when the Principle...
By an express last night from Cape May, We learn that the Fleet went out of the Bay, the Morning...
We have not yet the least Intimation of Howes Design. He is wasting away the Time. Let him aim at...
I have this Morning been out of Town to accompany our Generals Washington, Lee, and Schuyler, a...
Yesterday only I rec d yours of March 1.— am surprized you should have rec d none from me from...
I rec d your favour of the 2 d by M r Dexter and this morning from M r Gerry an account of your...
I have sent you, one yard of fine Cambrick, at 14 Livres an Ell, two of a coarser sort at 6...
No Letter from you, yet. I believe I shall Set off Tomorrow or next day, for the Hague, and Shall...
We wait and wait and wait forever, without any News from America. We get nothing but what comes...
This Week has produced an happy Reconciliation between the two Parties in this City and...
I cannot omit the Opportunity of writing you, a Line, by this Post. This Letter will I suppose,...
The inclosed Dialogue in the Shades was written by Mr. Edmund Jennings now residing at Brussells,...
This day I rec d yours of the 2 d. — I have rec d all the Votes from all the States. it is known...
I have been lately more remiss, than usual in Writing to you. There has been a great Dearth of...
The Travelling I Suppose has retarded the Post of this Week, till to Day, when I received your...
I have time only to inform you that We are well, and to repeat my earnest Wish and Expectation to...
I have just rec d yours of Feb. 1. and thank you for the Book.— We had one before, from the...
We have a fine Piece of News this Morning of the March of 2000 of the Enemy, and destroying a...
The Situation of my dear Brother, at the date of yours 17. June, has allarmed me so much that I...
Mr. Winthrop, Mr. Quincy and I came this Morning from York, before Breakfast, 15 Miles, in order...
The Riding has been so hard and rough, and the Weather so cold that We have not been able to push...
Saturday night 9 O Clock and not before I rec d yours of 13 th. and the Letter to Thomas with it,...
The Disappointment you mention was not intended, but quite accidental. A Gentleman, for whom I...
Three Vessells have arrived from Hambourg Since Thomas was there. The inclosed will shew you that...
We have the Pleasure of your Letters to the 3 d . I think it is not worth while to bid for M rs...
When I left Paris, the 8 March, I expected to have been at Home before this Day and have done my...
I Sent you a Letter this morning before I rec d yours of the 13. from Brookfield. I rejoice that...
I shall inclose with this, some Letters between Randolph and Hammond which will shew you how...
Yesterday Morning I took a Walk, into Arch Street, to see Mr. Peele’s Painters Room. Peele is...
I have paid Turner, his Wages up to this day, and settled all Accounts with him. Besides which I...
I have been so diligent on the Road and so much interrupted by Company at the Taverns that this...
This is one of my red Letter Days. It is the Anniversary of the Signature of the Declaration of...
I have nothing to write you at this moment but Scandal, and that about one of our Connections and...
I am now Settled.— The first night I went to a M r Alders, opposite to M r Binghams, but not...
By the Post of Yesterday I received your kind Letter of the 4 th. of this month, and, by it, was...
I told you, in a former Letter, that I lodged at Gen. Roberdeau’s. This Gentleman is of French...
Your Letter of the 25 Nov. has revived my heart. I rejoice at your real Recovery and hope it will...
A Gentleman, Mr. Boardman of Newbury Port, is going, and by him I send you a few Lines. In...
I believe I shall set off for Paris next Fryday. Mr. Thaxter and Mr. Storer will go with me. The...
Yesterday, by the Post, I received yours of Septr. 25th., and it renewed a Grief and Anxiety,...
It would give Pleasure to every Body your Way but the few, unfeeling Tories, to see what a Spirit...
This day I received yours of the first of March from Bilbao, with the Journals &c.—the Postage of...
I have, this minute rec d your favour of the 22 d. The Report of the Presidents Resignation is...
On Saturday I Saw our sons Letter to the Secretary of State. M r Randolph expressed his intire...
This is King Tammany’s Day. Tammany was an Indian King, of this Part of the Continent, when Mr....
Monsieur Chaumont has just informed me of a Vessell bound to Boston: but I am reduced to such a...