Benjamin Stoddert to John Adams, August 30, 1800
Navy Department. 30 August 1800. Sir The Law requiring that the sentence of a Court Martial, for the dismission of a comd. officer, shall not be executed until approved of…
Navy Department. 30 August 1800. Sir The Law requiring that the sentence of a Court Martial, for the dismission of a comd. officer, shall not be executed until approved of…
Quincy Aug 30th 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Mr. Sam Freeman of Falmouth, in favor of Mr. Joseph Titcomb, but although Mr. Freeman is a very respectable…
Quincy Aug. 30th 1800 Dear Sir I rejoice that Captain Truxton is gone to Guadaloupe. But what shall we do with Capt Talbot & the constitution? Your orders to Capt…
Washington Aug. 30th. 1800 Sir I have just receivd your letter of the 22d. and am happy that the proceedings with the Spanish Minister have your approbation. I inclose you…
Quincy August 30th 1800. Dear Sir The inclosed letter from Mr. Boudinot, recommending Mr. Isaac Barnet I pray you to file among the applications for the consulate at Bourdeaux. The…
Quincy August 30th 1800 Dear Sir I return inclosed the three letters of Mr Miller approved, in which he recommends John Shackleford, David Allen & Isam Clay to be keepers…
Treasury Department Washington August 27th. 1800 Sir I have the honour of transmitting for your consideration, two Letters from James Simons Collector of Charleston of the 28th. of May &…
Washington Aug. 27th. 1800 Sir I transmit you some dispatches lately receivd from the Judge of the Kentucky district. I hope the resistance he mentions to the execution of the…
Medfield August 27 1800. Sir, Impressed with a sense of your condescension, I again presume to prefix your name to this work, with an ardent wish, that the present additions…
Quincy, Aug. 21, 1800. Dear Sir: I received last night your letter of the 16th. I am well satisfied with all its contents. The only thing which requires any observation…