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13761 Washington, George Rumsey, James From George Washington to James Rumsey, 8 August 1785 1785-08-08 As you have attended the President & Directors in their View and Examination of the River from...
13762 Maury, James Madison, James To James Madison from James Maury, 16 May 1812 1812-05-16 Mr Joy requests me to forward the inclosed. The Murder of Mr Purceval has occasiond much...
13763 Mackay, Robert Madison, James To James Madison from Robert Mackay, 23 February 1821 1821-02-23 Yr favour 20th. is before me. I regret exceedingly that the Saw does not meet your expectations....
13764 Dana, Francis M. Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from Francis Dana, 2/12 September … 1782-09-12 Copy: Massachusetts Historical Society Mr: Livingston in a letter of the 22d. of May last, which...
13765 Van Rensselaer, Stephen Hamilton, Alexander To Alexander Hamilton from Stephen Van Rensselaer, 7 … 1791-12-07 At the request of several officers of our late Army, I transmit you the enclosed Memorandum. If...
13766 Bell, Thomas American Commissioners Thomas Bell to the American Commissioners, 11 November … 1778-11-11 ALS : American Philosophical Society I sailed from Philad. the 6 of Sept. I Recd. no Letters from...
13767 Jefferson, Thomas Gibson, Patrick Thomas Jefferson to Patrick Gibson, 7 February 1816 1816-02-07 I inclose you an order on D r Thornton for 150. Dollars which he informed me he was ready to pay...
13768 Lear, Tobias Madison, James To James Madison from Tobias Lear, 29 March 1802 … 1802-03-29 29 March 1802, Cap Français. No. 23. Transmits copies of his dispatches of 28 Feb. and 22 Mar.,...
13769 Randolph, Edmund Hamilton, Alexander To Alexander Hamilton from Edmund Randolph, 18 April … 1794-04-18 Philadelphia, April 18, 1794. “The contingent account of the Department of State, from the last...
13770 Franklin, Benjamin Jennings, Susannah From Benjamin Franklin to [Susannah?] Jennings, 21 … 1771-03-21 AL (draft): American Philosophical Society Immediately on receiving Miss Jennings’ Commands, Dr....
13771 Church, Angelica Schuyler Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Angelica Schuyler Church, 21 … 1788-07-21 I send my dear Sir the little urn so long promissed and so long delayed, and hope you will accept...
13772 Hamilton, Alexander Report on the Memorial of Baron von Steuben, 29 March … 1790-03-29 [To the Speaker of the House of Representatives] The Secretary of the Treasury, on the Memorial...
13773 Bentley, William Adams, John To John Adams from William Bentley, 11 May 1810 1810-05-11 I could not refuse myself the pleasure of sending the inclosed view of the Tree in the Endicot...
13774 Adams, John July 24. 1786. Monday. 1786-07-24 Went with Mr. Bridgen, Col. Smith, Mrs. Smith, to The Hide in Essex, the Country Seat of Brand...
13775 Franklin, Benjamin Galloway, Joseph From Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, 10 June 1758 1758-06-10 ALS : Yale University Library I have been so full lately in my Letters to the Committee, which...
13776 Fabbroni, Giovanni Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Giovanni Fabbroni, 20 December … 1779-12-20 Ho avuto già L’onore di congratularmi coll’ Eccellenza Vostra, per La giustizia resa al vostro...
13777 Moylan, Stephen Washington, George To George Washington from Colonel Stephen Moylan, 29 … 1778-07-29 I had the honor to inform your Excellency by Mr Lott, that I intended coming with the Cavalry to...
13778 Washington, George De Kalb, Baron George Washington to Baron de Kalb, 6 January 1780 1780-01-06 Morristown [ New Jersey ] January 6, 1780 . Asks De Kalb to deliver enclosed orders. Df , in...
13779 Washington, George Howe, Robert From George Washington to Major General Robert Howe, 14 … 1779-10-14 I recd your favr of this date with the two prisoners of War. I shall put them into the hands of...
13780 Washington, George Pickering, Timothy From George Washington to Timothy Pickering, 8 July … 1796-07-08 (Confidential) My letters to the Secretary of the Treasury of the 4th & 6th Instant, with the...
13781 Wertenbaker, William Madison, James William Wertenbaker to James Madison, 13 March 1829 1829-03-13 By order of the Faculty, I have the honor of sending you the enclosed resolution of that body. I...
13782 Mason, John Thomson Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from John Thomson Mason, 5 August … 1804-08-05 As I have changed my residence and now consider the County of Washington in the State of Maryland...
13783 Hanson, John Washington, George To George Washington from John Hanson, 17 December 1781 1781-12-17 In answer to your favour of this day, I beg leave to inform your Excellency, that the Resolutions...
13784 Washington, George St. Clair, Arthur From George Washington to Arthur St. Clair, 19 February … 1783-02-19 It is a considerable time since I received the Letter in which you informed me, it would be...
13785 Galloway, Joseph Washington, George To George Washington from Joseph Galloway, 18 December … 1777-12-18 Apprehending that the Business of War by no Means excludes the Feelings of Humanity, and relying...
13786 Hamilton, Alexander Washington, George To George Washington from Alexander Hamilton, 13 May … 1792-05-13 I left the City of Philadelphia this Morning on my way to Newark as I mention’d to you previous...
13787 Madison, James Dohrman, Arnold Henry From James Madison to Arnold Henry Dohrman, 21 February … 1796-02-21 Letter not found. 21 February 1796. Acknowledged in Dohrman to JM, 26 Feb. 1796 . Concerns...
13788 Briggs, Isaac Madison, James To James Madison from Isaac Briggs, 4 January 1817 1817-01-04 Application has been made to me for a letter of introduction to the President U.S. on behalf of...
13789 Swift, Jonathan Adams, John To John Adams from Jonathan Swift, 15 December 1799 1799-12-15 It is with extreme pain I inform you of the death of Lieut. General George Washington. I am...
13790 Washington, George [Diary entry: 21 June 1772] 1772-06-21 21. Wind pretty fresh from the No. West and cool in the forenoon—warmer afterwds.