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John Marshall to John Adams, August 8, 1800
Washington Aug 8th 1800 Sir I herewith transmit to you a letter from Mr. King, which I only receivd yesterday, accompanying a complaint made by the Swedish Charge des affaires…
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Christopher Gore to John Adams, August 8, 1800
London 8. August. 1800— Sir I am desired, by Monsieur Saladin, to forward the inclosed for your perusal. It was written, & published the last winter, but its contents being…
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Samuel Dexter to John Adams, August 7, 1800
War Department, 7th August, 1800. Sir I am honored with your favor of the 30th: ult: enclosing the Warrant for the Execution of Samuel Ewing signed. Lieut. Col. Hamtramck writes…
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John Adams to John Marshall, August 7, 1800
Quincy Aug 7th 1800 Sir I have just received your favor of July 29th. The merit of Judge Chase of which I have been a witness at times for six…
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John Trumbull to John Adams, August 6, 1800
Hartford August 6th: 1800. Sir Your Friends in this Town were exceedingly disappointed, that they had not the pleasure of seeing You on your return from Philadelphia, but supposed that…
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John Adams to Oliver, Jr Wolcott, August 6, 1800
Quincy August 6. 1800 Dear Sir In Answer to your Letter of the 26 of July, I have to inform you that although you omitted to enclose to me the…
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John Adams to Alexander White, August 6, 1800
Quincy Aug 6th 1800 Sir I have received your favor of the 26 July & rejoice in your relation of a plentiful harvest in Virginia. The continual bounties of providence…
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John Adams to Benjamin Stoddert, July 31, 1800
Quincy July 31st 1800 Dear Sir Inclosed is a list of grounds, which I have determine to purchase for the United States for a Ship yard & a dock yard.…
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John Adams to John Marshall, July 31, 1800
Quincy July 31 Dear Sir In the night of the 29, your favor of the 21st was left at my house. Mr Kings letter shall be soon considered. At present…
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Oliver, Jr Wolcott to John Adams, July 30, 1800
Treasury Department July 30th; 1800. The Secretary of the Treasury respectfully submits to the President of the United States, the following report upon the petition of Slocum Fowler.— The petitioner…