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151
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I return you many thanks for your favour of the 30th Ulto. & have by this opportunity wrote to the Intendant; If he does not relieve me, & the Council shoud Continue of the same opinion, I...
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Jan. 8, 1782
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152
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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On the recept of your Excellencys favour of the 21 st Ult which was delivered me by Colo R Lloyd three days ago I went immediately to a Coach maker to bespeak a Phaeton for Mr Worthington....
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Jan. 9, 1782
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153
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The post brought me yr favor of the 20th Instant. Before I say any thing about news I must mention that you have been misinformd relative to my appointment by Congress. It has I suppose taken its...
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Jan. 24, 1782
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154
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am much obligd to you for your favor of the 17th inst. & shall apply to Mr. Morris for the sum you mention. Considering the time I have been here, and an extraordinary expence by Keeping my...
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Feb. 23, 1782
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155
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am honored with your Excellencys favour of the 17th. Am obliged to you for your Attention to my former letter respecting money. Mr. Worthingtons Phaeton will be finished in about three or four...
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Feb. 23, 1782
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156
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The post Came in late last night, and I have Scarce time to Acknowledge Your Excellencys favour of the 5th.1 If it is meant, that the Delegates in Congress are to receive the 35/ allowance in red...
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Mar. 1782
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157
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I did myself the pleasure of writing a few lines to you by last post, & inclosd a Letter to Mr Mullahon.1 When he left this City, he informed me that from the Considerable advances he had made...
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Mar. 4, 1782
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158
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Maryland Delegates
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Thomas Sim Lee
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We are this day honored with yours of the 5th Instant inclosing a Copy of yours to the President of the 28th Ulto. the original of which was referred to the Secretary of War.1We are informed by the...
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Mar. 12, 1782
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159
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George Washington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I think it necessary to inform your Excellency, that I have granted permission to the sloops Mary and Leith to proceed from New York to Baltimore, with Cloathing and Necessaries for the British and...
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Mar. 14, 1782
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160
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am honored with your Excellencys favour of the 15th for which I am obliged to you. If you have leisure Should be obliged to your Excellency to inform Whether the whole of the £4 allowance is to...
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Mar. 19, 1782
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161
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am favoured with yours of the 22nd for which be pleased to Accept my thanks. I inclose you a paper and tho’ there is but little in it, it Contains all the news we have here. It is reported that...
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Mar. 26, 1782
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162
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I have to acknowledge yr two favors of instant. You will see by the enclos’d receipt that Mrs Lee’s Shoes have been sent to the Care of Mr Buchanan in Baltimore to whom I wrote by the Stage...
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Mar. 28, 1782
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163
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Maryland Delegates
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Thomas Sim Lee
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We have been honord with your Letter of the 5th Inst.1 The Secretary at war has been Spoken to about the arms, & cloathing since his return from Boston. We expect you will hear from him by this...
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Apr. 8, 1782
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164
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am honored With your Excellencys letter of the 1st, be pleased to accept my thanks for the friendly manner in which your Excellency has been pleased to Express your Concern on acct. of my late...
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May 6, 1782
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165
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John Rutledge
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The Bearer, Mr. Smith, late Rector of St. Philip’s Chas. Town, a very worthy Gentleman & my particular Acquaintance, having been expelled (with other staunch Whigs,) from that place, by the...
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May 20, 1782
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166
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I have not been honored with a line from you for a long time. Your Excellency was so Kind as to advise me to draw in red money the ballance that might be due me from the state for former Allowances...
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Jun. 1782
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167
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I had the honor of writing to your Excellency by the last post 1 and presume I Should have been favoured with line from you by yesterdays post had he not have been robbed of the Mail.2 Am in hopes...
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Jun. 18, 1782
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168
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I have received your Excellencys favour of the 20th by the post. Am much obliged to you for the trouble you have taken in procuring the Sum of red money I requested you to draw for me as an...
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Jun. 25, 1782
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169
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am honored with your Excellencys letter of the 28th ult. Yesterday Congress received a Copy of the Massachusetts impost Law passed in the manner recommend[ed].1 It establishes 5 Per Cent Duty on...
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Jul. 2, 1782
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170
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The post did not Arrive here till late last night. Your Excellencys favor of the 5th I have just this Moment [received.] I must beg your Excellencys attention for Supp[ort], I [
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Jul. 9, 1782
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171
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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In Complyance with the request of the Council Contained in their letter of the 9th instant1 I beg leave to acquaint you, that no other rules have been established by Congress for the Government of...
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Aug. 20, 1782
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172
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Capt Heron1 proposes to Settle with you Agreeable to the inclosed State, as I am unacquainted with the price of wheat at the Head of Elk and with the Custom respecting the allowance for deficiency...
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Aug. 27, 1782
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173
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I flatterd myself that on reaching this City1I shou'd have had it in my power to have given you some information relative to peace. We are yet without any but via New York. Neither Congress,...
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Sep. 1782
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174
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am honored with your Excellencys letter of the 20th And Agreeable to direction inclose the papers you mention. I hope you will have it in your power to Settle the matter at Annapolis upon much...
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Sep. 24, 1782
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175
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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A Vessel is just Arrived here from Amsterdam and Another at Boston from the same place with Cloathing for our Army which with what is on hand will be Sufficient. Another is hourly expected. By the...
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Sep. 24, 1782
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176
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Your Excellencys favour of the 27th ult. I received yesterday. I Sent you inclosed by the last post Herons letters and the Account of wheat received. I will give directions to have a hat...
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Oct. 1, 1782
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177
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am honored with your Excellencys two letters of the 3d and 4th instant. It would give me pleasure at all times to be serviceable to any Gentleman honored with your Excellencys recommendation, and...
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Oct. 8, 1782
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178
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John Hanson
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Thomas Sim Lee
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No letters from our foreign Ministers Since my last and therefore Can give you no Account of the progress of the Negociation for Peace. I fear it is going on very Slowly.The Evacuation of New York...
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Oct. 15, 1782
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179
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George Washington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I must request your Excellency to make it a Rule in future, when persons apply for Liberty to go to or within the Enemy’s Lines, to insert in your passports that they shall repair to Dobbs’s Ferry,...
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Nov. 5, 1782
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180
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I have apply'd to Way again, and can obtain nothing but promises from him, which I am very sorry for as I am afraid Mrs Lee will be disappointed. I will try him again.1We remain without any...
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Nov. 5, 1782
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181
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Yours from Baltimore came to hand Yesterday & I Immediately called on Mr Morris - who told me that he was determined not to abate an iota (was his expression) of what he had ask'd you....
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May 20, 1783
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182
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James McHenry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The account of the removal of Congress to this place will have preceeded this letter.1 At first you would be surprised, but you would soon discover its propriety. The only thing at which you would...
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Jun. 28, 1783
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183
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George Washington
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Thomas Johnson,
Thomas Sim Lee
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Presuming that Colo. Fitzgerald according to his promise has communicated to you the vote of the Potomack Co. passed at the last general Meeting, held at George Town, and the measures consequent of...
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Dec. 9, 1787
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184
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George Washington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The Letter with which your Excellency was pleased to favor me, dated the 7 inst: was received on the 10, and might have been acknowledged the next day; but I waited the arrival of Friday's...
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Oct. 13, 1793
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185
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George Washington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I have received your Excellency's Letter of the 11 instant.When the British Vice-Consul at Baltimore exhibits all his proofs respecting the capture of the Brigantine Coningham, a better...
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Oct. 16, 1793
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186
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George Washington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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This letter will accompany an official one from the Secretary of State, written to you by my desire. It is unnesssary therefore for me to repeat what is contained in his letter; but I shall express...
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Jul. 25, 1794
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187
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Capn. Swan will deliver you the Camblet, Baze & Velvet for your great Coat. On receiving your Letter I applied at the House where Mr Buchanan lodg’d to know if he had left any cloth &c but...
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188
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Daniel Carroll
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Mr. Mullahan will deliver 3 prs. of Shoes for Mrs. Digges, and two pair of Slippers for Mrs Rogers. I take the liberty of requesting your care of them. He has given me a memorandum of some shoes...
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