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1151 Stevens, Ebenezer Madison, James To James Madison from Ebenezer Stevens, 10 July 1801 … 1801-07-10 10 July 1801, New York. Reminds JM that the Peace and Plenty is loaded and prepared to sail for...
1152 Jefferson, Thomas Lyle, James From Thomas Jefferson to James Lyle, 15 June 1798 1798-06-15 Having been three times called to this place the last year, and now kept here on a session of 6....
1153 Jefferson, Thomas Brockenbrough, Arthur S. Thomas Jefferson to Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 20 October … 1820-10-20 I think the raising the windows above the floor will be proper for the reason you mention . with...
1154 Stockton, Richard Hamilton, Alexander To Alexander Hamilton from Richard Stockton, 22 June … 1799-06-22 Princeton [ New Jersey ] June 22, 1799 . “The cause of Samuel & Miers Fisher agt Walter...
1155 Washington, George Smith, William Stephens George Washington to William Stephens Smith, 13 July … 1791-07-13 I have recieved, since my return to this place, the letter which you were so kind as to write on...
1156 Tandy, James Napper Washington, George To George Washington from James Napper Tandy, 22 … 1795-12-22 Jas Napper Tandy, presents his most respectful Complimts to the President of the United States;...
1157 Brockenbrough, Arthur S. Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 1 … 1826-04-01 The above statement shows the situation of Funds of the University of Virginia to the 31 st March...
1158 Gardiner, Robert C. Madison, James To James Madison from Robert C. Gardiner, 2 August 1803 1803-08-02 On the 6th. of April Ult: I had the honor to answer a Circular dated the 26th. of August 1802,...
1159 Paterson, John Washington, George To George Washington from John Paterson, 14 May 1781 1781-05-14 I have just received your Excellencys Letter—The Enemy having retired makes the Disposition...
1160 Washington, George [Diary entry: 28 January 1769] 1769-01-28 28. Clear & cool forenoon. Wind at No. West. Cloudy & threatning afternoon.