James McHenry to John Adams, July 29, 1799
War Department 29 July 1799 Sir. I have the honour to lay before you, in continuation of the subject of my dispatch of the 22 July inst, copy of a…
War Department 29 July 1799 Sir. I have the honour to lay before you, in continuation of the subject of my dispatch of the 22 July inst, copy of a…
Cambridge July 29th: 1799. Sir On my return home from Newport last Saturday, I found your Card of the 18th: had been left for me on the Tuesday following, lest…
Quincy July 29 1799 Sir I return the blank commission signed which you did me the honor to inclose in your letter of the 20th & pray you to have…
Quincy July 29th [ , Start insertion, 1799 , End, ] Sir The talk of Methlogee & the answer of Mr Seagrove, copies of which were inclosed in your favors…
Boston; July 27th: 1799 May it please your Excellency! The enclosed Oration I have taken the liberty to inscribe to “ the man, whom his country loves & honors, because…
Boston July 27. 1799 Sir, I am not happy enough to be master of language calculated to express the grateful sense I feel for every instance of your condescending kindness…
Quincy July 27th 1799 Sir I have received the letter of Gen. Hamilton, inclosed in yours of 22 July, which I return as you desire. I see no material or…
Quincy July 26th. 1799 Sir The inclosed letter is from a very respectable Senator of our State, to a gentleman, whom you know to be as respectable as any of…
Phila. 25 July 1799. Sir I do myself the honor to enclose the Aurora of yesterday—beleiving that you do not take that paper. I have the honor to be /…
Hingham July 22d: 1799 My dear Sir The Revd. Mr. Evens call to tender his services as a Chaplain to the troops now raising—In that Character he passed thro our…