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William Grayson
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Richard Henry Lee
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I have very little news to communicate. Mr. Hancock is appointed President but it is much doubted whether he will accept of this high Office. It was surely improper to play the risquing game on...
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Jan. 30, 1785
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William Grayson
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Richard Henry Lee
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My appointment as a Judge to sit on the fœderal Court for deciding the territorial controversy between the States of Massachusets and New York, has been communicated to me by a letter from the...
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Mar. 21, 1785
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William Grayson
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Richard Henry Lee
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I have had the pleasure of receiving both your letters, & for which I am much obliged to you though I am sorry to observe you do not speak more decidedly on your intended junction with your...
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Mar. 1786
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4
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Richard Henry Lee,
William Grayson
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Beverley Randolph
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We have been duly honored with the two letters that you have been pleased to write to us, the one by Colo. Davies and the last on the 15th. of this month. We beg leave to refer you to Colo. Davies...
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Jan. 26, 1789
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Richard Henry Lee,
William Grayson
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Speaker of the House of Representatives of Virginia
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We have now the honor of enclosing the proposition of Amendments to the Constitution of the United States that has been finally agreed upon by Congress. We can assure you Sir that nothing on our...
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Sep. 1789
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