Joseph B. Palmer to John Adams, November 28, 1785
Germantown 28 th Nov r 1785. Dear Sir Your very friendly Lett r of the 26 th August ’84, wou’d not have lain so long unnoticed, had not my embarrassments…
Germantown 28 th Nov r 1785. Dear Sir Your very friendly Lett r of the 26 th August ’84, wou’d not have lain so long unnoticed, had not my embarrassments…
Devonshire Square 28 Novem r 1785 Sir I beg pardon for troubling You on a very disagrable Subject, but not being able to procure a sufficient Information in any other…
Paris Nov. 27. 1785. Dear Sir Your favor of the 5 th. came to hand yesterday, 1 and Col o. Smith & Col o. Humphries (by whom you will receive…
Philadelphia Nov r 26. 1785. Sir I presume on the Circumstance of being not intirely unknown to your Excellency, to offer to you the inclosed Papers: knowing, that the President…
New York 26 th: Novem r. 1785 D r: Sir Congress on Wednesday last made a House and chose M r. Hancock President but he being absent they appointed M…
Grosvenor Square November 4 th 1785 Gentlemen I last Night received the letter you did me the Honour to write me the 28 th of Octr I have the Honour…
Grosvenor Square Nov. 4. 1785 Dear sir M r Preston has at last found and Sent me, your Letter. 1 D r Bancroft Spoke to me, about Commodore Jones’s Demand…
Grosvenor Square Westminster Nov. 4. 1785 Dear Sir Yesterday at the Ministers Levee, one of the foreign Ministers put into my hand a Leyden Gazette, in which I found announced…
New York 2 d Nov: 1785 Sir, A confidential intimacy with our common friend M r. Gerry, with whom I have served during the last year has given me full…
New York 1 Nov r. 1785 Dear Sir The enclosed Letter from President Lee to you (of the Subject and Contents of which I am informed) will explain to you…