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Inclosed is a Stragling letter which has found it’s way to this place. I have recieved your favor...
I am much obliged by your kind favor and am sorry I have little to communicate from this quarter...
Your kind favor has come to hand, & since that I have heard of my being again appointed in the...
Your letter has come safely to hand; & I should have wrote to you sooner but could not find any...
I should have done myself the pleasure of writing to you sooner, but really nothing occurr’d here...
I am very busy preparing to decamp for Virginia. Of course I shall not lay you under the trouble...
I wrote you by the last Post, since which other letters have arrived from the gentleman therein...
On inquiring at the Office for F. A. I find it is uncustomary to give copies unless by special...
The President being this moment about to set out for Virginia obliges me to be very short at...
I have recieved your letter dated at Philada. & shall forward the in-closure to France in the...
I opened your letter directed to Colo. Monroe in the first instance, & forwarded the inclosed...
Your favor of has come to hand; I am sorry to hear the doctrine of paper money begins to rear up...
I have recieved your favor of the 29. May acknowledging the receipt of my first letter, though...
I did myself the pleasure some time since of writing to you; and I expect by this time you have...
I am afraid my silence since I came to this place has giv’n you some reason to suspect me to be...