Mr. Seward to Mr. Mercier. Department of State, Washington, February 20, 1862. Sir: I have carefully considered the suggestions concerning the artificial obstacles made in Charleston harbor, presented by you…
Ph a May 22 1779 D r Sir I have now the Pleasure of enclosing you a Copy of certain Resolutions moved in Congress this Morning respecting the pretended State…
Philad a . May 10 1779– 1 Sir This morning I waited on the Honorable Governeur Morris Esq r . one of the Committee for our Department to know if…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Mercier. Department of State, Washington, February 10, 1862. Sir: Your note of January last was duly received. It calls my attention to the embarrassments which weigh…
Albany April 29 th : 1779. Sir Yesterday I was honored with your Excellency–s Letter of the 20 th covering the Act of Congress permitting my Resignation– I embrace the…
Head Quarters Middlebrook 28th April 1779. Sir. I have been duly honord with your Excellency–s favor of the 25th and its inclosures. 1 You will percieve by the within Resolution…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Mercier. Department of State, Washington, February 7, 1862. Sir: I cannot deny myself the pleasure of expressing to you the gratification with which the President has…
Philadelphia, 26 April 1779 Dear Sir The Questions contained in your Favor of the [23] 1 April Inst. are as important, as the Manner of introducing them is delicate. While…
ClerMount 21 st Ap l 1779 Dear John A fortnight has already elapsed since I received yours of the 14 th . Ult., I feel my self ashamed of my…
Philadelphia 21 April 1779 Dear Sir Accept my Thanks for the long & friendly Letter of the 14 inst. 1 which I have had the Pleasure of recieving from you.…