Charles Storer to John Adams, February 23, 1790
Troy. 23 d. February. 1790. dear sir, From the friendship you have always expressed for me I am led to acquaint you with some circumstances in which I am interested…
Troy. 23 d. February. 1790. dear sir, From the friendship you have always expressed for me I am led to acquaint you with some circumstances in which I am interested…
Richmond Hill [ 17 ] Feb. 1790 1 Dear Sir I had heard, before I rec d your Letter of the 12 th , of your new Engagements in the…
Providence Feb r 15. 1790 Sir I doubt not but You have been inform’d that our Gen l Assembly have order’d a Convention to be called to meet a South-Kingston…
Philadelphia Feb: 12 th 1790. Dear Sir. Ever since the last week in Octo r I have been engaged in composing & delivering a new Course of lectures on the…
Philadelphia Feb y 9 th: 1790 Sir, At the Request of the Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery, I have the Honour of presenting to your Excellency the enclosed…
Hartford February 6 th. 1790— Dear Sir Your letter found me on my return from the session of our Superior Court at Haddam—since which, I have attended a three weeks…
Lond o; 3 d Feby 1790. D r Sir, I sh d. not have troubled you with a Letter—but upon the peculiar instance of having received a Letter from Mess…
Annapolis 29 th. Dec r. 1789. Dear Sir Our Legislature did not rise till late in the night on the 26 th instant. I have been obliged to attend the…
Providence Decm r 28. 1789 Sir I Congratulate you on the accession of N o. Carolina to the general Government. our Antis are Thunderstruck at the News more especially as…
Boston Dec r. 21: 1789 Sir I intended myself the honour of a little conversation with you, before you went to Congress, as to the trade of this State. We…