Union Tavern, George-Town, June 4, 1800. Gentlemen, I receive with much esteem, affection and gratitude, this obliging address. The approbation, you have the goodness to express, is both a reward…
War Department, 31st. May 1800. The Secretary of War respectfully takes the Liberty to transmit to the President of the United States, a statement of his recollection of the substance…
York. May 30 1800 Fellow Citizens I receive with much satisfaction this friendly Address. In revisiting the great Counties of Lancaster and York, after an Interval of nearly three and…
May 29th 1800. Sir The Corporation and inhabitants of the Borough of York, beg leave to express the pleasure they feel upon the arival of the Chief Magistrate of the…
Baltimore 29th. May 1800 Sir Yesterday morning I had the honor to write to you from Philadelphia that a letter from Genl. Marshall had been received at the office of…
War Department May 23d. 1800. The Secretary of War has the Honour to submit for the Consideration of the Heads of Departments, the propriety of the President’s selecting & authorizing…
Philadelphia May 23d 1800 Dear Sir I have just received your favor of yesterday & thank you for the communication. Mr Morris’s merits shall be impartially considered with all the…
Philadelphia May 23d 1800 Sir I have received your note of this date & have read all the papers. This whole business is so entirely new to me, that I…
[ Philadelphia May 22d 1800 ] The President requests the candid opinion of the Secretary of War, upon the project in the inclosed letter of Col Smith. Whether his request…
War Department. 22nd. May 1800 Sir. I received your Note yesterday afternoon, inclosing a letter to you from Wm. S. Smith Lt. Colonel of the 12th. Regiment of Infantry dated…