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I send you the following Copy of a letter from the Secretary of War of the 21st. instant that you...
There is a soldier in Captain Stoddard’s company of Artillerists whose discharge is sollicited by...
The firewards of the town of Boston have requested permission to deposit at castle Island a...
I have heretofore received the following letters one of the 3d. of May from the Secy of War...
I request you to inform me transmit me without delay an account of all the barracks of which you...
I send you enclosed the letter of appointment for Dr. Hunnewell—The letter enclosing it to me has...
I have received your letter of the eighteenth of February. The subject of double rations has been...
I have Just Received from your son—your Obliging Letter of this Days Date In Which as Secretary...
Th: Jefferson presents his compliments & thanks to mr Jackson for the pamphlet sent him . the...
I promised Doctr. Wardlaw to pay you for him in the beginning of this month one hundred and sixty...
1 November 1809, Department of State. Jackson’s letter of 23 Oct. discloses that Erskine knew he...
8 November 1809, Department of State. Jackson’s letter of 4 Nov. not only repeats the assertion...
I am greatly obliged to you for your most interesting letter of October 16th—My honble and...
9 October 1809, Department of State. Expresses regret that British government has disavowed the...
His Excellency desires you will put a stop, by every mean in your power to the above practice....
I have this day recd a representation signed by yourself and several other Gentlemen in behalf of...
I am really ashamed, Sir, to repeat at such short intervals the liberties I take with your cover....
In July last I took the liberty of availing my self of the protection of your cover for a letter...
Having before this Time given my Opinion that it was not the Intention of Congress by their...
M r Ticknor , a young gentleman of Massachusets , left this country for Europe in March or April...
The Commander in Chief directs that the American prisoners, who are now at your Post on Parole,...
The Commander in Chief has considered the case of Lt Cole and has directed me to inform you that...
The Commander in Chief thinks it will be well to detain Frye with your Regt until some thing...
Captn Ludlow of the British Guards, has my permission (with his Servant) to pass the American...
I have considered your favor of this date with its inclosure. There does not appear to me any...
His Excellency the Commander in Chief directs me to inform you That Mr Stewart, Brother to Colo....
From the good report I have of you, and from the desire I feel of affording the Town of Boston an...
Intelligence has been recd this morning that the enemy are evacuating Philadelphia. You will hold...
The Commander in Chief has no objection that Chris. Beebe of your Regt should receive a furlough...
On the 16 th inst. I took the liberty, thro’ the office of the Secretary of State , of asking a...
I am directed by the Commander in Chief, to inform you that William Blake Esqr., who came up to...
After I had sealed my letter of yesterday , a mail arrived, bringing me one from mr Cathalan ,...
Having taken the earliest Oppo. to lay before the Financier a Copy of the Memorial you delivered...
[ Philadelphia ] August 14, 1794 . “A Warrant has this day issued in your favor on the Treasurer...
I have recd requests from Lt Jno. Jackson and Ensign William Barber both of your Regiment for...
I have no Remembrance of the “Address to a Provincial Bashans” I should conjecture that Governor...
19 October 1809, Department of State. Answers Jackson’s letter of 11 Oct. by explaining the...
Your favor of the 14th. was recieved on the same day, and will be duly attended to in the course...
Mr. Clay having declined his appointment as a Circuit judge, it becomes necessary to supply his...
I recieved yesterday your favor of the 1st. inst. it is so essential to the public good, to the...
You will probably have seen in the Washington federalist of April 30. mr Mitchell appointed Atty...
In 1774, I became acquainted with MacKean, Rodney, and Henry. Those three appeared to me to see...
I inclose with a few other Newspapers one containing the Decln. of war, which will supply the...
I recd. duly yours of    inclosing $300. The little delay has been no wise inconvenient. I regret...
The inclosed paper contains the result of what has passed between Mr. Smith & Mr. Erskine. You...
Letter not found. Ca. 5 December 1811. Acknowledged in Jackson to JM, 8 Dec. 1811 . Conveys news...
Your favor of Mar. 30. came safe tho’ rather slowly to hand. It is much to be regretted that in...
Your favor of the 9th. came to hand a few days ago only; and the usages of the season, with some...
I duly recd. yours inclosing a sample from your long fleeced Ewe. I have seen no ⟨way?⟩...
Mrs. M. has just put the inclosed into my hands. I hope it will find you well, with all those...