Elbridge Gerry to John Adams, November 24, 1798
Boston 24th Novr 1798 Dear Sir Having transmitted to Mr Pickering, additional documents, numbered from 36 to 50 inclusively, you will probably peruse them. The first, contained a copy of…
Boston 24th Novr 1798 Dear Sir Having transmitted to Mr Pickering, additional documents, numbered from 36 to 50 inclusively, you will probably peruse them. The first, contained a copy of…
Navy Department 23 Novr. 1798. Sir I had the honor to receive, in my absence in Maryland, your letter of the 10th. Ulto.—And being at such a distance from the…
Atkinson Novr. 23d. 1798 Hond. Sir My Son who is now upon a visit with me, from the district of Maine, informs me that they have been, and are, infested…
War Department Philadelphia. 19 Novr. 1798 Dear Sir. There is a very great desire among a number of citizens & gentlemen composing the volunteer companies & City militia, to know…
Wmsburg Novembr. 10th. 1798. Sir, This being the first instance of capture and trial in my Court under the late Acts of Congress, I take the liberty to inform you…
Amstm: Novr: 10 1798— Sir As I was unwilling to be totally idle, I have employed some of the hours of leisure, which the deprivations of buisness has lately given…
Knox County Tennessee 10th Novr. 1798 Sir, Permit me to address you on a subject which I hope will be viewed by you as of sufficient importance to authorize it—As…
Quincy Nov. 10. 1798 Gentlemen I thank you for an Address equally respectfull and affectionate, & for your generous approbation of my Administration. I congratulate you < on the remarkable…
Quincy October 31. 1798 Gentlemen Your Address of the 4th of September, has been transmitted to me, as you directed by your Committee, through a senator in Congress from Georgia,…
Quincy October 31. 1798 To the Officers of the third division of Georgia Militia Gentlemen, An Address, so full of < , Start deletion, Confidence and , End, > Attachment…