Kempwick 10 oct. 1796. Sir! Washington’s resignation, which crowns that Excellent war with glorÿ, opens the career for my worthy and much respected friend, to bestow new obligations upon his…
Philadelphia Sept r. 19. 1796. Dear Sir, The President set out early this morning for Mount Vernon; and soon after, his address to the people of the United States appeared…
Phila a. Sept. 5. 1796. Dear Sir, I have just received your letter of the 29 th ult o. enquiring about your son Tho s. B. Adams at the Hague.…
Kemp-wick. Oneida Lake 1 Sept. 1796. Sir! Though I was not fortunate enough to See Dr Belknap and Morse, as you Excellencÿ kindly intended, there they went not so far…
Dedham August 23 d. 1796— Mr Ames would be honor’d & no less aided by the grounds & principles (tho’ even so breifly Stated) of the V. President’s opinion in…
The Hague August 13. 1796. My dear Sir A few days ago, I received from England, together, your favours of March 25. May 5. and June 10. The two first…
London April 17. 1796. My Dear Sir. M r: Robert Bird, the bearer of this letter, is a respectable merchant of this place, a brother of the Gentleman with whom…
Washington April 11 1796. D r. sir I again take the liberty of troubling you to send to the Post Master Genl l. the inclosed application in behalf of M…
Phil a. April 7 1796 Dear sir I have rec d yours of March 28—and have laid aside the thought of purchasing seeds for you or myself in this Place.…
Philadelphia April 6. 1796 Dear sir Since my Receipt of your favour of the 28 of February I have call’d on the Auditor and had some Conversation with him and…