Diary of Washington From the First Day of October 1789 to the Tenth Day of M
Diary of Washington From the First Day of October 1789 to the Tenth Day of M
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FRIDAY, 13th. Left Mrs. Haviland's as soon as we could see the road, and breakfasted at Hoyet's tavern, this side King's-bridge, and between two and three o'clock arrived at my house at New York, where I found Mrs. Washington and the rest of the family all well 24 and it being Mrs. Washington's night to receive visits, a pretty large company of ladies and gen- tlemen were present. SATURDAY, 14th. At home all day except taking a walk around the Bat- tery in the afternoon. At 4 o'clock received a...nd answered an Address from the President and Corporation of Dartmouth College and about noon sundry visits. SUNDAY, 15th. Went to St. Paul's Chapel in the forenoon and after returning from thence was visited by Majr. Butler, Majr. Meredith and Mr. Smith, So. Car'a. Received an invitation to attend the Funeral of Mrs. Roosevelt, (the wife of a Senator of this State) but declined complying with it first, because the propriety of accepting any invitation of 24. It will be observed that in this tour, the President avoided Rhode Island, that state and North Carolina having, as yet, refused to ratify the Federal Constitution, and were considered as essentially foreign states.
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FRIDAY, 13th. Left Mrs. Haviland's as soon as we could see the road, and breakfasted at Hoyet's tavern, this side King's-bridge, and between two and three o'clock arrived at my house at New York, where I found Mrs. Washington and the rest of the family all well 24 and it being Mrs. Washington's night to receive visits, a pretty large company of ladies and gen- tlemen were present. SATURDAY, 14th. At home all day except taking a walk around the Bat- tery in the afternoon. At 4 o'clock received a...nd answered an Address from the President and Corporation of Dartmouth College and about noon sundry visits. SUNDAY, 15th. Went to St. Paul's Chapel in the forenoon and after returning from thence was visited by Majr. Butler, Majr. Meredith and Mr. Smith, So. Car'a. Received an invitation to attend the Funeral of Mrs. Roosevelt, (the wife of a Senator of this State) but declined complying with it first, because the propriety of accepting any invitation of 24. It will be observed that in this tour, the President avoided Rhode Island, that state and North Carolina having, as yet, refused to ratify the Federal Constitution, and were considered as essentially foreign states.
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