Washington 22d March 1848 MY DEAR SIR, The Cambria brought us the intelligence of the Revolution in Paris, the overthrow of the late dynas...

Washington 1st April 1848 MY DEAR SIR, I am very happy to learn by your's and Anna's letters by the Caledonia, that you were all w...

Washington 28th April 1848 MY DEAR DAUGHTER, The Sarah Sands brought me a letter from Mr Clemson and one from you to Cornelia, but none wa...

Washington 13th May 1848 MY DEAR SIR, I have been disappointed in not having received, either from you or Anna, any letter by the last two...

Washington 26th May 1848 MY DEAR SIR, Since my last I have received your's of the 26th April, with letters from Anna for her Mother an...

Washington 23d July 1848 MY DEAR SIR, I received in the regular course of the Steamer yours of the 27th of June, and Anna's to her mot...

Fort Hill 15th June 1849 MY DEAR DAUGHTER, I do hope by this time, you are all safe in London, after a pleasant voyage. I shall be on the ...

Fort Hill 24th Augt 1849 MY DEAR SIR, Politically I have nothing good to write. The appearance is, that Taylor's administration will p...

Fort Hill 14th Oct 1849 MY DEAR ANNA, You and M r Clemson must regard me as a very negligent correspondent this season, but you must attr...

Washington 8th Dec 1849 MY DEAR SIR, . . . Congress has been in Session now for four days without being able to elect a speaker. It is unc...

Washington, 31st Dec r , 1849. MY DEAR DAUGHTER: Not long after my arrival here I wrote to Mr. Clemson and, among other things, requested ...

Washington 6th Feb: 1850 MY DEAR SIR, I received yours of the 8th Jany. a short time before the commencement of my recent illness, of whic...

Washington 24th Feb 1850 MY DEAR ANNA, . . . Besides my correspondence, which, with Mr Clemson, extends when from home to nine persons in ...

Washington 10th March 1850 MY DEAR SIR, I answered Anna's last letter by the last steamer; I hope she has received my letter. Since ...