Letters By Washington, Adams, Jefferson, And Others, Written During And After the Revolution, to John Langdon, New Hampshire
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Langdon, Esq^ Boston, Sept. 15th, 1790.
Dear Sir : — I presume on the friendship you have honored me with to forward the Journals of Senate for the Governor, President of Senate & Speaker, which ( 95 ) I beg you to be so obliging as to forward — I send you for your own use, A Journal of Senate, Same of the House of Reps.
" and a sett of the Laws ; also a package for Mr. Wingate to your care.
I came home very sick, but by good nursing, air and exercise I am restored, and shall in a few days retu...rn to new York ; where, & at all times you may command Your most humble Servant Sam. a. Otis.
Governor Langdon.
Philadelphia, June 1791.
Sir : — My son S. A. O. junior is establishing himself at Cape Francois, where, he served a regular ap- prenticeship, is master of the French language and acquainted with the people — He has found it neces- sary to connect himself with Mr. Mackay, who is also regularly bred to business and well supported — Enclosing you a firm of the House and solicit- ing your correspondence countenance and recom- mendation I am with great esteem and regard Your most humble Servt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Langdon, Esq^ Boston, Sept. 15th, 1790.
Dear Sir : — I presume on the friendship you have honored me with to forward the Journals of Senate for the Governor, President of Senate & Speaker, which ( 95 ) I beg you to be so obliging as to forward — I send you for your own use, A Journal of Senate, Same of the House of Reps.
" and a sett of the Laws ; also a package for Mr. Wingate to your care.
I came home very sick, but by good nursing, air and exercise I am restored, and shall in a few days retu...rn to new York ; where, & at all times you may command Your most humble Servant Sam. a. Otis.
Governor Langdon.
Philadelphia, June 1791.
Sir : — My son S. A. O. junior is establishing himself at Cape Francois, where, he served a regular ap- prenticeship, is master of the French language and acquainted with the people — He has found it neces- sary to connect himself with Mr. Mackay, who is also regularly bred to business and well supported — Enclosing you a firm of the House and solicit- ing your correspondence countenance and recom- mendation I am with great esteem and regard Your most humble Servt.
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