Oliver, Jr Wolcott to John Adams, September 20, 1798
Treasury Department September 20th. 1798. The Secretary of the Treasury respectfully submits to the President of the United States the following Report. That by an Act of Congress passed on…
Treasury Department September 20th. 1798. The Secretary of the Treasury respectfully submits to the President of the United States the following Report. That by an Act of Congress passed on…
Navy Department 20 Septr. 1798. Sir I have not yet recd official accounts of the capture of the French 20 Gun Ship by Nicholson—But the account comes so well authenticated…
Quincy, September 17, 1798. Gentlemen, The affection and Confidence expressed in your obliging Address, of the twenty fifth of August, is very Satisfactory to me. Although there is no Truth,…
Quincy Sept 16th [ 1798 ] Sir I return you the commissions for William Hunter Cavendish of Virginia & Cornelius Howard of Maryland. I < le > also inclose to…
Quincy Sept 16th 1798 Sir I have received your favor of the 11th. I wish I understood better than I do the conduct both of Gen. Pinckney & Mr. Gerry.…
Quincy Sept 16th 1798 My dear friend Inclosed is a short answer to the address of the Grand jury transmitted in your letter from Pownallborough at Sept term 1798. It…
Quincy Sept 16 1798 Sir I have received your letter of the 10th and return you the letters from Gen Wilkinson & the Q Msr. Gen. Inclosed is a letter…
Newark. N.Jersey. 15th. September. 1798. Sir Understanding that Mr. Malcomb has resigned the office of private secretary to Your Excellency, permit me to tender an offer of my services to…
Trenton Sept. 15. 1798 Sir, Since I had last the honor to address you, I have received from the Collector of Pennsylvania information of the arrival at Marcus Hook of…
War Department 15 Sept. 1798 Sir. I have had the honour to receive your letters of the 3d 4th and 5th of this month. It is somewhat difficult, I imagine…