...4 o'clock dined at the city tavern with a number of other Gentlemen of the first character. 6. Mrs Clark & M" Dolley & all her boarders moved from 2d...rec'd by Mr Millet a letter from Colo. Hutchinson & M" Holten. 16. Congress sit late reading letters from y" Hon. A. Lee, Esqr. Mr Sargent, late from South...

...arrived with dispatches from ye Gen1, but brought no new material. 9. Walked out with Colo. Peabody. 1 wrote to the Hon. Gen. Ward. 10. Congress ordered...rec'd by Mr Millet a letter from Colo. Hutchinson & M™ Holten. 16. Congress sit late reading letters from ye Hon. A. Lee, Esqr. Mr Sargent, late from...

...[400] 1 Library of Congress, Journals and Diaries. 2 Holten's entry for the day in his Diary is, " Congress ordered the money to be forwarded to Mass....exchange the emissions that are out of circulation". 8 Witherspoon had been absent since June 4 as a member of the committee sent to Vermont. See no. 319,...

...Congress, Journals and Diaries. 2 Holten's entry for the day in his Diary is, " Congress ordered the_ money to be forwarded to Mass. Bay to exchange the emissions that are out of circulation". * Witherspoon had been absent since June 4 as a member of the committee sent to Vermont. See no. 319,...

...wrote to the Hon. Mr Gill. 7. Maj. Bice, aide-de-camp to Gen. Lincoln, arrived with dispatches from y6 Gen1, but brought no new material. 9. Walked out with...rec'd by Mr Millet a letter from Colo. Hutchinson & M" Hoi ten. 16. Congress sit late reading letters from ye Hon. A. Lee, Esqr. Mr Sargent, late from...

...General of the army at the siege of Boston, a delegate from Massachusetts. "Nathaniel Peabody. (24) 3. I walked out with Mr Gerry. 4. Sabbath day. The...rec'd by Mr Millet a letter from Colo. Hutchinson & M" Holten. 16. Congress sit late reading letters from ye Hon. A. Lee, Esqr. Mr Sargent, late from South...