James Greenleaf to John Adams, January 18, 1798
Philada. Jany 18. 1798 Sir I am not without apprehension that I may commit an impropriety by the present mode of address—if I do, I trust to your well known…
Philada. Jany 18. 1798 Sir I am not without apprehension that I may commit an impropriety by the present mode of address—if I do, I trust to your well known…
Jany. 18th 1798. The President of the United States requests the Pleasure of Mr. Thomas Company to Dine, on thursday next, at 4 o’Clock. An answer is requested.
United States January 8. 1798. Gentlemen of the Senate The Situation of Affairs, between Some of the Citizens of the United States, and the Cherokee Indians, has evinced the Propriety…
Washington 6th Jany. 1798 Sir Mrs. Dalton desirous to pay the Compliments of the Season to her much respected Friend Mrs. Adams, I take the Liberty of putting under Cover,…
Philadelphia January 6th: 1798 To the Honble John Adams President of the United States The employment of Individuals is a matter of Concern—The unfinished House in Chesnut street might probably…
United States, January 5, 1798. Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives: The Secretary for the Department of War on the 30th day of December last…
Department of State Jany. 5. 1798 To the President of the United States I have the honor to lay before you a copy of the act of the Legislature of…
No. 24 North ninth Street Philedelphea Jany. 3rd. 1798 Honoured Sir— I hope your Goodness will not think me Troublesom in giving you this line, and Informing you of my…
United States January 1. 1798 Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Arthur Sinclair to be Governor of the Territory of the United States North West of the River Ohio for…
Franklin County State of Pennsylvania [ , Start insertion, 1797-1801 , End, ] Sir At a Crisses so Alarming as the present—when our Independance is threatened by a haughty foreign…