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ALS : Drayton M. Smith, Philadelphia (1959) I received your very obliging Letter. I thank you...
Your favor of the 31st. came to hand yesterday. We had been apprised of the destruction of Fort...
Certain information being received that a considerable Fleet of the Enemy has arrived within our...
A powerful army &c. [same as the letter to County Lieutenants of Hampshire and Berkeley. To the...
You are hereby directed to proceed with the two Pieces of Cannon under your care to Philadelphia,...
[ New York, August 23, 1790. The dealer’s catalogue description of this letter reads: “On...
The letters herewith contain instructions analogous to those which have been given to the other...
I have to acknolege the reciept of your Latin grammar, by post for which I pray you to accept my...
Altho’ the subject of the inclosed letter is at a distance from your local position, yet you may...
Th: Jefferson requests the favour of Genl. John Smith of N.Y. to dine with him on Friday next,...
Commissions are now wanting for three Colonels, and two Majors Commandants of Louisiana. the...
Th: Jefferson asks the favor of the Senators & Representative of the state of Ohio, to recommend...
The bearer hereof, mr Mills, proposing to take a tour which will lead him thro’ Winchester, I...
Your two letters of Mar. 27. & Apr. 6. have been recieved. writing from this place where I have...
Mr. Purviance will put into your charge several packages and letters for the Ministers of the...
The correspondence which you sent me the other day between the British commanders and our officer...
I this moment recieve your favor of the 12th with Capt Saunders’s letter on the acquisition of a...
Th. Jefferson with his compliments to Mr. Smith incloses a letter to Genl. Dearborne to be read &...
The death of mr Mathers , Serjeant at arms to the Senate, is likely, I understand, to overwhelm...