John Adams to Timothy Pickering, September 7, 1798
Quincy Sept. 7. 1798 Sir One Bundle of the inclosed Papers belongs to your Department and the other to that of the Secretary of War. The original of the latter…
Quincy Sept. 7. 1798 Sir One Bundle of the inclosed Papers belongs to your Department and the other to that of the Secretary of War. The original of the latter…
Quincy Sepr 7th. 1798.— Gentlemen I thank you for this respectfull Address. The Existence of the Independence of any Nation, cannot be more grossly attacked, the Sovereign Rights of a…
Trenton Sept. 6. 1798. Sir I recd. your Letter of August 30th. this morning and now enclose a Letter of Credit on General Lincoln to the extent of Dolls 7,666…
Quincy Sept. 3d [ , Start insertion, 17 , End, ]‘98 Sir I have received your favor of the 27th of Aug. & return the commission for Captain George Cross…
Quincy Sept 3d 1798 Dear Sir I have received your favor of the 23d of August & have the pleasure to inform you that I have this morning signed a…
Quincy Sept. 3d 1798 Sir Inclosed is a letter from a Mr William England, with a commission to him from the Grand master of Malta. If you think it worth…
Quincy Sept 3d 1798 Sir I pray you to put on the list of captains of infantry, Mr. Philip Church of New-York, who is very handsomely recommended by Gen. Hamilton,…
Quincy Sept 3d 1798 Gentlemen I have received your unanimous resolutions and address of the 10th of Aug, with all the pride & pleasure, which sentiments so just, expressed in…
Baltimore 2d: September 1798 In Expectation that my Former Communication did not Offend & I cannot see how it could, an Intelligent & Enlighten’d Mind ever open to Receive Communications,…
Treasury Department Trenton September 1st. 1798— Sir, I have the honor to transmit a copy of a letter from Jonathan Hunt Esquire, Commissioner for the first Division of Vermont dated…