Samuel Chase to John Adams, July 24, 1775
Harford Town Monday afternoon [ , Start insertion, 24 July 1775 , End, ] 1 Dear Sir I am this far arrived on my way Home. Give Me Leave to…
Harford Town Monday afternoon [ , Start insertion, 24 July 1775 , End, ] 1 Dear Sir I am this far arrived on my way Home. Give Me Leave to…
Annapolis. Augt. 4th. 1775 Dear Sir: Colo. Harrison yesterday having informed Me that a Constitutional Post Office is now established, and that You are appointed the Head of that Department,…
Baltimore Town. Nov. 16th. 1775 My Dear Sir 1 I am well assured that a Supply of Powder is arrived at Statia, 2 so writes Captain Waters on 10th. October.…
Annapolis. Decr. 8th. 1775 Dear Sir I am obliged to you for your Letter of 2nd. Instant. 1 I intirely agree with You in Sentiment as to the Propriety, nay…
Fort George. April. 18th. 1776 My Dear Sir I left Saratoga last Tuesday and arrived at this place the same afternoon. 1 I expected to find the Lake open but…
Landing at North End of Lake George April. 21st. 1776. Sunday Afternoon My Dear Sir I left Fort George on last Fryday afternoon and arrived at this place yesday Evening.…
Annapolis. Septr. 3rd. 1779 Dear Sir I most cordially congratulate You on Your safe Arrival to your Country, Family and Friends. I was honoured with a letter from You last…
Samuel Chase writes to Benjamin Franklin seeking confirmation that his previous letters, which included requests for advice on a lost ship incident and a personal matter involving a young woman from Annapolis, have been received safely. He updates Franklin on the recent political changes in Britain, noting the dismissal of the former ministry and the appointment of Mr. Pitt as prime minister. Chase expresses his respect and hopes for Franklin's well-being.
Baltimore 21st. June 1800. I sincerely hope, my dear, and Honored Sir, that this letter will find You at Braintree, in good Health. I take the liberty to enclose You…