From the original letter at Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Nov. 27th, 1784 The President has made me acquainted with a Conversation which General Washington had with him at their last interview respecting myself, and he is desirous that I should communicate to you his wishes, which are that as he stands engaged on the General’s […]
To Honorable General Irwin, Vice-President November 27th, 1784 Read Post »
From the original letter at the Library of Congress. Dear Sir New York April 28th, 1784 As I hope to have in a few days the honor and happiness of seeing you well at Philadelphia, I shall not trouble you with a long letter. It was my intention to have followed you on to Philadelphia,
To His Excellency George Washington April 28, 1784 Read Post »
To General Lewis Morris February 16th, 1784 BORDENTOWN, DEAR SIR : I have been at this place almost three weeks waiting for a change of weather to come on to N[ew] York. As no passengers travel by the way of Bordentown and South Amboy, the water communication being stopped by the ice, we hear very
To General Lewis Morris February 16th, 1784 Read Post »
