Thomas Claxton to John Adams, November 3, 1800
City of Washington Nov. 3d 1800 Honored Sir The Heads of departments, to whom, by an act of Congress of last Session the furnishing of the President’s house was enjoined…
City of Washington Nov. 3d 1800 Honored Sir The Heads of departments, to whom, by an act of Congress of last Session the furnishing of the President’s house was enjoined…
Fort Mc.Henry near Baltimore 1st. november 800 Sir, the Wisdom and Justice, which always characterised your Name, in the Eminent Office you excercise and the general Satisfaction with which you…
Demerary 30 October 1800 Sir: I had the Honour, to forward to the Secretary of State, at the Federal City in America, a Copy of my Memorial to his Excellency…
Phyladelphia October 27. 1800 Dear Sir It < , Start deletion, is , End, > was only < , Start deletion, this morning , End, > on Yesterday that I…
Philadelphia 23d. October 1800 Respected Sir! I have the honor to inform you, I arrived at Baltimore, from Cadiz, on the 23d. august last: Since which have had the honor…
New York 20th October Sir On the 16th Instant I addressed a Letter to the Secretary of State, Copy of which (Marked A) I take the Liberty of enclosing herewith;…
Williamsburg October 18th. 1800 Permit me Sir, in conjunction with my grateful Father, to thank you most ardently for your late mark of beneficence to me; and the family. A…
Havre Octr. 16th. 1800 Sir, Constantly afflicted with the gravel, and the gout in my kidnies, the unfortunate fruit of sufferings at Sea, and by a winters journey through Spain,…
Boston October 15. 1800— Mr S. Codmans Respects to the President of the United States, and takes the liberty to inclose two Letters to the Secretary of State on the…
Custom House Charleston October 13th: 1800. Dear Sir Equally influenced by sentiments of sincere and affectionate gratitude to you for the distinguished mark of your confidence in appointing me the…