John Trumbull to John Adams, September 24, 1800
Hartford Septr. 24th: 1800 Sir In my last, I asserted that Connecticut would continue firm against all efforts of the present factions. Our Freemen’s Meetings are now past; & notwithstanding…
Hartford Septr. 24th: 1800 Sir In my last, I asserted that Connecticut would continue firm against all efforts of the present factions. Our Freemen’s Meetings are now past; & notwithstanding…
Washington Septr. 24th. 1800 Sir I inclose you the last letter from Mr. Adams our Minister at Berlin. The subject on which it treats is a very interesting one. At…
London Sep. 24. 1800 Sir Overtures, and some direct propositions on the subject of Peace have been made between England & France, as well as between the latter and Austria.…
Charlestown Sept. 24. 1800 The Subscriber Ebenezer Breed humbly represents, that he is proprietor of about half the Land lying in the Town of Charlestown, which has lately been fixed…
Datd. at Preston September 24th. AD 1800 Sir, We the under Signd did on or about the 30th of October last pay into the Treasury of the United States thirty…
Madrid Sepr. 23d: 1800 Dear Sir I request your indulgence for presenting to you Mr. Henry Preble, a native of the State of Massachusetts, who, I expect, will have the…
Quincy Sept 23d 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Mr William Channing from Tappahannock requesting to be made Collector of Norfolk in the place of Col Bird which…
Quincy September 23. 1800 Dear sir. Enclosed is a Letter from Jesser Lewis which I recommend to your Consideration. General Marshall can probably give you more Information than the Letter…
Quincy Sept 23d 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Mr Samuel Parkman, a very respectable citizen of Boston & a member of our Massachusetts legislature, recommending Mr George…
Quincy Sept 14th 1800. Dear Sir Yesterday Mr. < D > Leonard Jarvis called on me to present me the inclosed letter from himself dated the 10th and the enclosed…