Charles Bulfinch to John Adams, January 11, 1800
Boston Jany. 11. 1800 Sir, I avail myself of the earliest opportunity, to have the honour of forwarding to you, a Copy of the eulogy deliverd in this town, at…
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46,149 lettersBoston Jany. 11. 1800 Sir, I avail myself of the earliest opportunity, to have the honour of forwarding to you, a Copy of the eulogy deliverd in this town, at…
War Department 10 Jany. 1800 Sir. I have the honour to submit to your consideration, a report relative to the military establishment of the United States. It suggests several propositions,…
Department of State Jany. 9. 1800 The Secretary of State has the honor to lay before the President of the United States a statement of the claims of American Citizens…
United States Jan 9th 1800 Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Alexander Carmalt of North Carolina to be surveyor and inspector of the port of Swansborough in the place of…
Jan. 9 1800 The President requests the Secretary at War to have an Extract made from the Precis des Evenemens militaires, translated into our Language and printed, < , Start…
United States December 30th: 1799. Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Charles Willing Byrd Esqr: of Virginia to be Secretary of the Territory North West of the River Ohio, in…
Philadelphia 27th December 1799 Sir I intended this Morning to have waited on you to Know if you had any Commands for Cadiz, for which Place I am under the…
Department of State Decr. 27. 1799. The Secretary of State has the honour to inform the President, that he received Mr. Pintard’s papers here inclosed, from Mr. Wolcott—read & handed…
Philadelphia Dec 27th 1799 Madam In conformity with the desire of Congress I do myself the honor to inclose by Mr. William Smith Shaw my Secretary a copy of their…
United States Decr 27 1799 Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate James Powell of Georgia to be Collector of the District of Savannah in the place of John Habersham deceased.…
Philadelphia Dec 25th 1799 Dear Sir I have received your favor of the 13th and thank you for your zeal for the honor of my “defence”. That work, which was…
St. Mary’s, 24th. Decr. 1799. Sir, Should my Application not interfere with that of a Gentleman of much Superior merit, I would beg Leave, with the greatest deference and Respect,…
Phyladelphia Decr 24. 1799 Dear Sir I have recd your favour of the 13th and thank you for your Zeal for the honor of my “Defence”. That Work which was…
Phyladelphia December 24. 1799 Sir I recd—in due Season your Letter of the fifteenth of this Month, and immediately communicated it to both Houses of Congress in a Message. The…
[ , Start insertion, December 23, 1799 , End, ] To the President of the United States: The Senate of the United States respectfully take leave, sir, to express to…
Cambridge 16th Decr 1799 Dear Sir Whilst the late envoys were in Paris, they recommended Mr William Lee, in a letter to Mr Pickering, as a suitable character for a…
United States Decr. 16 1799 Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Daniel Hall of Charleston South Carolina to be a Commissioner of Valuations in the first Division of that state…
Alexandria Decr 15th 1799— Sir It is with extreme pain I inform you of the death of Lieut. General George Washington. I am informed his complaint was the Croup; that…
Mount Vernon, Decr. 15th: 1799 Sir, It is with inexpressible grief that I have to announce to you the Death of the Great and the Good General Washington. He died…
Leesburg 13th. Decr. 1799 Sir Being overtaken by a Snow Storm at this place on my way from Washington to Winchester I embrace the opportunity which the leisure of a…