[June 13, 1756] 2 May it Please the Governor When the Indians first began to Infest our Frontiers, the Commissioners were of Oppinion, that the best means of Securing our…
Mr. Adams to Mr. Seward No. 892. Legation of the United States, London, March 14, 1865. Sir: I seize the opportunity afforded to me by the despatch agent, who is…
Philada. June 10. 1756. Dear Cousin, I am concern’d that I have not for a long time heard any thing of Sister Douse. 9 Pray inform me how she is.…
Philada. June 10. 1756 Dear Friend It is now a long time since I had the Pleasure of a Line from you; I am now return’d from Virginia, where I…
Philada. June 10. 1756 Dear Sister, We wrote to you per Capt. Morton who sailed yesterday, 2 and sent you a few Things that may be of some Use perhaps…
Philada. June 7. 1756 Dear Kinsman I send you per Capt. Morton 6 20 Reams whited Brown Paper, and 10 of blue. Please to acquaint Mr. Langdon 7 of it;…
London 1757 [May 27, 1756?] 6 I have the pleasure to tell thee how much thou art esteemed by many worthy men here: for on the Ballot for thy Election…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Adams No. 1302.] Department of State, Washington, March 13, 1865. Sir: I have before me several despatches from Mr. Bigelow, our minister at Paris, relating to…
Philada. May 15. 1756 Sir We are honoured with your several Letters of the 5th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th and 13th Instant, 7 and have complied, as far as we…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Adams No. 1296.] Department of State, Washington, March 10, 1865. Sir: Your two despatches of February 23, Nos. 883 and 884, have been received. Both relate…