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Letters / Correspondence

William Lee

51-55 of 55 letters
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Letters table
No. Sender Recipient Preview Date , oldest first
51 Richard Henry Lee William Lee I have this day delivered to Capt. Cary of Petersburg, who commands a Sloop between that place and this, two bales of Connecticut Linnen containing 307ΒΌ yards - Also two bags of feathers which... Aug. 8, 1790
52 Richard Henry Lee William Lee You will receive enclosed Capt. Sheppards bill of Loading for 24 Windsor Chairs, a box of dry goods and a Keg of Tea - The contents of the box are noted on a paper also enclosed. I have addressed... Apr. 7, 1792
53 Ludwell Lee William Lee I believe it to be a very just observation that the more we progress in error, the more difficult it is to get into the right way again. I feel & have felt this strongly in the business of... Dec. 15, 1793
54 Richard Henry Lee William Lee By meer accident, at Mr. Blains store I met with this opportunity by Mr. Adams, and being taken by surprise, I cannot so fully as I wish answer your letter lately received. If you had recollected,... -
55 Richard Henry Lee William Lee Yesterday at Nomony ferry, in my way with Mrs. Lee to Northumberland, I received your several favors by our Cousin Lancelot, and just catch a moment here to answer them by Capt. New who is expected... -
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