Matthew Ridley to John Adams, September 20, 1782
Paris September the 20th: 1782 Sir The present Letter is on a Subject, which, tho’ in itself little interesting to others, is, to me, as desiring to retain your good…
Paris September the 20th: 1782 Sir The present Letter is on a Subject, which, tho’ in itself little interesting to others, is, to me, as desiring to retain your good…
The Hague Septr. 10. 1782 Gentlemen Since my Letter of the Eighth I have, recd a Letter from Mrs Vanstaphorsts 1 and have conversed with one of those Gentlemen, 2…
The Hague Septr. 10. 1782 Gentn I have recd. your Letter of the Seventh of this Month, and after reflecting upon it, I cannot See that the Subject of it…
The Hague september 8. 1782 Gentlemen I have been informed, that a Motion has been made in the Regency of Amsterdam, that a Sum should be subscribed in Behalf of…
Amsterdam 7 Septr. 1782 Sir We take the liberty to inform your Excellency that about a Month ago, when Mr. Ridly, agent of the State of Maryland was here, we…
Jamaica Plain Septr 7. 1782 Last evening I heard that a vessel was arrived from Amsterdam. Was up early and went to Boston in the morning after letters, could meet…
Ainsi reglè & soldè signè à double, le. 17t. Juin. 1782.
The United States to John Adams
Further Acco’t: stated to be transmitted to Congress, in answer to Secretary Livingston’s Letter of 22d May. 1782. The United States to John Adams
Account stated to be transmitted to Congress, in answer to Secretary Livingston’s Letter of 22d. May 1782. The United States to John Adams.