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| 1 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 20 June 1790 | 1790-06-20 | I know you will give me Leave with Pleasure to introduce to you the Son of my deceased Friend... |
| 2 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 31 October 1789 | 1789-10-31 | For all the good Qualities which you possess my dear Friend, there was none which fixed you more... |
| 3 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 21 May 1789 | 1789-05-21 | The very severe attack which was made by the last Summer on the Health of my Son, so compleatly... |
| 4 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 20 June 1788 | 1788-06-20 | A gentleman for whom I have a considerable share of esteem has informed that he is on the Wing... |
| 5 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 27 March 1787 | 1787-03-27 | I am exceedingly obliged to you my dear Friend for the Horses which you sent me by Tincker: & am... |
| 6 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 12 November 1786 | 1786-11-12 | After a disagreeable Passage & a variety of weather Tincker has at last safely landed Us in... |
| 7 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 25 December 1778 | 1778-12-25 | It is a long Time since we have had any Correspondence, but I see no Reason why it should be... |
| 8 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 24 November 1776 | 1776-11-24 | I expected long e’er this to have been seat’d quietly at Home; but the Progress which the Enemy... |
| 9 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 20 July 1776 | 1776-07-20 | I am much obliged to you for your friendly Letter of the 6 th which did not come to Hand until a... |
| 10 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 29 June 1776 | 1776-06-29 | I write this for the express Purpose of requesting that if possible you will give your Attendance... |
| 11 | Rutledge, Edward | Jay, John | To John Jay from Edward Rutledge, 8 June 1776 | 1776-06-08 | I am much obliged to you for your Introduction of M r : Merckle. He will tell you what has been... |