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John Dennis to John Adams, February 17, 1801
Washington February 17th. 1801 Dr Sir, I take the liberty of recommending as a circuit Judge for the Districts of Maryland & Virginia, Philip B. Key Esqr; than whom, I…
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Letters about Diplomacy
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Nathaniel Chipman to John Adams, February 17, 1801
City of Washington Feb 17. 1801 Sir I find there will be a vacancy in the office of judge for the district of Vermont—permit me sir to say that I…
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John Adams to United States Congress, February 16, 1801
United States, February 16, 1801. Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives: I wish to know the pleasure of Congress and request their direction concerning the…
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Harrison Gray Otis to John Adams, February 16, 1801
feby 16. 1801— Sir Upon perusing with more attention a letter from Judge Lowell which I had the honor to mention to you, it appears to me to be a…
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Elizur Goodrich to John Adams, February 16, 1801
Washington Feby. 16. 1801. Sir The Office of Collector of the Port of New Haven in the State of Connecticut having become vacant by the Death of David Austin Esquire,…
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Theodore Foster to John Adams, February 16, 1801
City of Washington Feb. 16th: 1801. Sir— In the event of the Hon. Benjamin Bourn being appointed a circuit judge in the first circuit, under the act providing for the…
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Harry Innes to John Adams, February 10, 1801
State of Kentucky Feby. 10th. 1801 Sir, A desire to promote the happiness of our common country has induced me to address you at this time; this reason I flatter…
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John Adams to John Marshall, February 10, 1801
Washington February 10th 1801 Dear Sir. Inclosed is a Newbury Port Herald in which is quoted “A letter from John Adams dated Amsterdam 15 of Dec. 1780 to Thomas Cushing…
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Lewis B Sturges to John Adams, February 9, 1801
Fairfield (Cont) 9th. Febry. 1801 Sir. I learn that Samuel Smedley Esqr. Collector of the Customs for this District has applied for the Office at New Haven – vacant by…
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Samuel Smedley to John Adams, February 9, 1801
Fairfield Feby. 9, 1801. Sir The Office which I had more particularly in view when I had the Honor of addressing my letter to you of the 30, of April…