William Fairfax to George Washington, 9 May 1756
Alexandria 9th May 1756 Dear Sir Your Letter to the Governor, G. Fx, and what accompanied them from Colo. Carlyle &c. describing the calamitous State & Condition of Hampshire &…
Alexandria 9th May 1756 Dear Sir Your Letter to the Governor, G. Fx, and what accompanied them from Colo. Carlyle &c. describing the calamitous State & Condition of Hampshire &…
At Capt. Dansie–s 1 4. May 1756 Sir Your Letter by Butler the Express was presented by the Governor & read in Council and immediately after Sent to the Ho.…
Wmsburg 26th[–27] April 1756 Dear Sir I rec–d your Favor with the enclosd Estimate of your present Corps and proposd Regulation for 2000 Men to be formd into two Battalions.…
Wmsburg 14 April 1756 Dear Sir Yr Letter to the Governor has been read in Council, but as no Shipping has arriv–d since your Departure the Genl Assembly is at…
Wmsburg 20th Octr 1755 Sir I had the Pleasure to receive your Favor by Colo. Stephen. 1 As the Genl Assembly is Summond to meet the 27th inst. which may…
Belvoir. 26. July 1755 Dear Sir Your safe Return gives an uncommon Joy to Us and will no Doubt be sympathiz–d by all true Lovers of Heroick Virtue. From our…
Wmsburg 28th June 1755 1 Sir I rec–d your Favor of the 7th inst. which I Show–d to our particular Friends. We rejoyce at your safe Return with the necessary…
Williamsburg, 5. Sept. 1754 Sir, Capt. Stobo by the trust and care of Delaware George had a letter conveyed to the Governor, in which advice was by no means to…
Belvoir. 10th July 1754 Dear Sir I did my Self the Pleasure to write to You by Majr Thos Clarke now on his March from Alexandria, but He appeard to…
Alexandria 5th July 1754 Dear Sir I came hither at our Governor–s Request to view Captn Clarke–s Compa. & Captn Rutherford–s under the Care & Command of Capt. Ogilvie, who…