1To Thomas Jefferson from Peter Delabigarre, 21 April 1804 (Jefferson Papers)
I have the honor to inform you that on monday next I will forward to washington city per stage a box containing 200 Loaves of refined sugar of the Louisiana produce, which was intrusted to my care by Governor Claiborne. permit me, Sir, to present you with my mite of those grateful acknowledgements already offered to you by every well minded individual in the united states, upon the acquisition...
2To Thomas Jefferson from Peter Delabigarre, 18 April 1801 (Jefferson Papers)
The great object of my Journey here was to pay my personal respects to the first magistrate of this my adopted country and to express you my heart felt satisfaction on the auspicious day which promises so many blessings under your government. as a lover of sciences and of our republican constitution I must beg your leave to say, without any adulatory meaning, That I feel myself proud to...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Peter Delabigarre, 18 October 1790 (Jefferson Papers)
Being an american and citizen of the state of New-York by purchasing a landed estate Here, I pray you to be so kind as to deliver to me a passeport to go to Angland and france where I am wanted to sell the remainder of my property there and Bring all Back in my adoptive country. I shall be very obliged to you to direct the said passeport to Messrs. John and Nich. Roosevelt, Meaden lane, N....