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46,149 letters[115] *Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Lieutenant Marshall. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, April 22, 1819. Sir: Please to proceed with all expedition to Patuxent River or elsewhere down the bay, in…
Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Mr. Crawford, Secretary of the Treasury. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, April 16, 1819. Sir: On the 14th instant a South American cruiser named Congresso di Venezuela,…
Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Lieutenant Marshall. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, March 26, 1819. Lieutenant Marshall: Please to proceed with the cutter Active down the bay and look for the Buenos…
[108] *Mr. Brent, Acting Secretary of State, to Mr. Fish, district attorney. Department of State,February 4, 1819. Sir: Herewith you will receive the copy of a letter from the district…
Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Captain Beard. Collector’s Office, Baltimore,December 17, 1818. Sir: Information has been verbally delivered here that a vessel called the Alerta has departed from this port and…
Mr. Swift, Portuguese consul, to Mr. McCulloch, collector. Vice-Consulate of portugal, Baltimore, December 16, 1818. Sir: I am necessitated, in my official capacity, to once more intrude upon your time…
Mr. Wirt, Attorney-General, to Mr. Glenn, district attorney. Washington, November 9, 1818. Dear, Sir: I have seen and consulted with the President on the subject of your wish, that I…
[98] *Mr. Wirt, Attorney-General, to Mr. Glenn, district attorney. Department of Justice, Washington, November 6, 1818. Dear Sir: I have been deliberating as well as I could on the course…
[97] *Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Captain Beard. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, October 29, 1818. Sir: Information having been given to me that a certain brig or vessel formerly called John…
[95] *Mr. Swift, Portuguese consul, to Mr. McCulloch, collector. Vice-Consulate of Portugal, Baltimore, October 29, 1818. Sir: I beg leave to call your attention to the affidavit that I have…
Mr. Glenn, district attorney, to Mr. Adams, Secretary of State. Baltimore, October, 1818. Sir: Warrants have been issued by the district judge of Maryland against several men of some standing…
Mr. Wirt, Attorney-General, to Mr. Glenn, district attorney. Washington, October 12, 1818. Dear Sir: I find on my table this morning yours of the 9th instant. Whether I can take…
[Inclosure.] Captain Saunders to Mr. Adams, Secretary of State. Savannah, July, 1818. Sir: I pray you to lay before his Excellency the President of the United States the inclosed documents.…
Mr. Wirt, Attorney-General, to the President. [89]Office of the Attorney-General of the United States,*September 10, 1818. Sir: The cause of the Corony, Captain Saunders, seized at Savannah, on a charge…
Mr. Monroe, Secretary of State, to Mr. Fish, district attorney. Department of State,July 20, 1818. Sir: The Chevalier de Onis has represented to this department that the owners of the…
[88] *United States Neutrality Act of April 20, 1818. [April 20, 1818.] [This act is already printed in the United States Documents, Vol* IV, p. 90.]
Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Captain Beard. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, April 22, 1818. Sir: The brig you speak of as a Spanish vessel, prize to a Buenos Ayrean vessel of…
[83] *Mr. Davies, district attorney, to Mr. Adams, Secretary of State. Savannah, January 2, 1818. Sir: Since the last session of Congress I have, in two instances only, instituted process…
[80] *Mr. Bobbins, district attorney, to Mr. Adams, Secretary of State. Newport, Rhode Island, District Attorney’s Office, December 23, 1817. Sir: I have just received your letter of the 13th…
[79]*Mr. Adams, Secretary of State, to district attorneys. [Circular.] Department of State,December 13, 1817. Sir: I have to request you to transmit to this Department, at as early a day…