From George Washington to Andrew Elliot, 1 December 1783

Sir	New York 1st Decem. 1783

Upon the receipt of your Letter respecting Mrs Jauncey I did myself the pleasure of waiting upon that Lady; and beg you to be persuaded, that I shall be happy on occasions of rendering her any advice which may be in my power.

I am confident, Sir, it must give you great satisfaction to be informed that the most perfect regularity and good order prevail in this City, and that every description of people find themselves under the protection of the Laws of the State.

Wishing you a safe passage and an agreable sight of your friends. I remain with great regard Sir Your most Obedt Servant

Go: Washington

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