George Washington to Sarah Cary Fairfax, May 14, 1755
[Fort Cumberland, Md., 14 May 1755] To Mrs Fairfax Belvoir Dear Madam. I have, at last, with great pains and difficulty, discover–d the Reason why Mrs Wardrope 1 is a…
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17,141 letters[Fort Cumberland, Md., 14 May 1755] To Mrs Fairfax Belvoir Dear Madam. I have, at last, with great pains and difficulty, discover–d the Reason why Mrs Wardrope 1 is a…
[Fort Cumberland, Md., 14 May 1755] To Mr Jno. Auge Washington Mount Vernon Dear Jack Brother As wearing Boots is quite the Mode, and mine are in a declining State;…
[Fort Cumberland, Md., 14 May 1755] To Mrs Carlyle Alexandria Dear Madam As I have no higher expectation in view gratification than an intimate corrispondance with my Friends, I hope,…
[Fort Cumberland, Md., 14 May 1755] To Majr Jno. Carlyle prest at Williamsburgh 1 Sir I Overtook the General at Frederick Town in Maryld and proceeded with him by way…
[Fort Cumberland, Md., 14 May 1755] To Colo. Auge Washington Westmoreland Cty 1 Dear Brother I left home the 24th of last Month, 2 and overtook the General at Frederick…
Dumfries May 13: 1755 Dr Sr Your dissinterested friendship for the Young Man I venturd to Recomend to your notice on a former Occasion, Encourages me to apply to you…
[Winchester, 6 May 1755] To Mrs Washington near Fredericksbg 1 Honourd Madam I came to this place last Saturday, 2 and shall set out to morrow with the General for…
[Winchester, 6 May 1755] To Mr Jno. Auge Washington Mount Vernon Dear Jack Brother A very fatiegueing Ride; and long round about brought me to the General (the day I…
[Winchester, 6 May 1755] To The Right Honble The Lord Fairfax –Greenway Court My Lord I have had the misfortune to loose 3 of my Horses since I left home;…
[Winchester, 5 May 1755] To The Honble Wm Fairfax Esqr. Belvoir 1 Dear Sir I overtook the General at Frederick Town in Maryld and from thence we proceeded to this…
[Bullskin Plantation, 30 April 1755] To Mrs Fairfax– Belvoir Dear Madam In order to engage your corrispondance, I think it expedient, just is incumbent on me to deserve it; which…
[Mount Vernon, 23 April 1755] To The Honble Wm Fairfax Esqr. prest at Williamsburgh 1 Dear Sir, I cannot think of quitting Fairfax 2 without embracing this last oppertunity of…
[Mount Vernon, 20 April 1755] To Jno. Robinson Esqr. Speaker of the House of Delegates Virginia 1 Dear Sir I little expected when I wrote you last that I shoud…
[Mount Vernon, 20 April 1755] To Carter Burwell Esqr.– Chairman of the Military Commee Williamsburgh Sir From the goodness kindness of your offer last Assembly, 1 I flatter myself you…
[Mount Vernon, 20 April 1755] To The Honble William Bird Esqr. Westover Honble Dr Sir I was am sorry it was not in my power to wait upon you at…
An Answer to the foregoing Dear Sir [3 April 1755] I communicated your desires to the General who expresses the greatest satisfaction in having you of our Party and Orders…
[Mount Vernon, 15 March 1755] To Robert Orme Esqr. aid de Camp to the His Exy General B. Williamsburgh In answer to the foregoing– Sir, I was not favourd with…
[Mount Vernon, 2 April 1755] To Robert Orme Esqr.– Alexandria Dear Sir, The arrival of a good deal of Company (among whom is my Mother, alarmd with at the report…
[Mount Vernon, 15 March 1755] To Robert Orme Esqr. aid de Camp to the His Exy General B. Williamsburgh In answer to the foregoing– Sir, I was not favourd with…
[Williamsburg, 2 March 1755] A Copy Of Captn Robt Orme–s first Letter to G.Washington Sir The General 1 having been informd that you exprest some desire to make the Campaigne,…