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To my no little surprize, but at the same time very much to the advantage of the progress of our...
The enclosed letter will prove to you that I have not been unmindful of your wish to have the...
I have been so unavoidably detained by the different persons with whom arrangements [were]...
I find considerable difficulty in getting a convenient & short road North of the President’s...
Your’s of the 6 th is recieved, and with it the beautiful set of drawings accompanying it. we are...
The stone for the Steps of the President’s house is, in part arrived, & I am in hopes that the...
Since the situation of my family has been such as to leave me at liberty to return to Washington,...
I was so extremely sick on both the days you were so kind as to call on me that I had been...
Another reporting day has come about, and by mr Lenthall’s report I find the stone work falling...
I have made a design, and a bargain for your redStone at 20₶. If you will have the goodness to...
In presenting to you the drawing of the Capitol, which I herewith leave at the President’s house,...
I have the two letters you have done me the favor to write to me before me, the first of the 22d...
I arrived here on Wednesday evening, having been 11 days on the road, 3 of which were spent in...
As soon as I had put all my things on board the Vessel, I prepared to set off to Washington from...
I am told there are good workmen who will undertake the wall of our inclosure at 2 ½ D. per...
Dr. Salary of the Surveyor of the public Buildings Cr. Decr. 29 to March 1st. 60 days. By one...
I wrote to you yesterday, & gave you an account of the State of the Work in the South Wing of the...
On considering the amount of our 15,000. D. fund and it’s objects, to wit, 1. finishing the...
In order to keep within our power the completion of the South wing of the Capitol, as desired by...
When we were conversing last on the digging & smoothing the ground round the President’s house,...
The impossibility in the present hurry of the Post office of ascertaining correctly the balances...
Agreeably to your desire I submit to you an estimate of one intercolumnation as erected on each...
I had the honor of receiving your letter of the 13h. this morning, being arrived here from the...
Since my retirement from the public service I no longer here hear from You, in answer to the...
On my return home,—for a few hours today,—to my family, I had the honor to receive both your...
Yours of Aug. 31. has been recieved. the partition you propose in the clerk’s office of the...
Your letters of the 1st. 2d. & 5th. are recieved. I am really afraid to move the Supreme court...
I hoped yesterday morning to have personally answered the notes I had the pleasure to receive...
I arrived in the city last night by the Mail, having for the last five weeks, since my recovery,...
I am exceedingly sorry that the verbal, & written orders given on my departure for Philadelphia...
Yours of the 11th. was recieved on the 15th. but too much other business having made it...
Our Works at the Canal are 18 Miles from hence at the nearest point, and at present 6 Miles in...
I herewith transmit to you my correct, & carefully collated copies of your original Sketches of...
For the last three Weeks I have been confined by a very severe Fever, & am still so far from well...
Mr LeMair has no inventory of the furniture of the President’s house, but he informs me that Mr...
Last night, the wind having changed suddenly to the N. West it was exceedingly cold for a short...
The very unfavorable weather of yesterday rendered it impossible for me to procure all the...
Being to leave this for Monticello tomorrow I have to express to you my earnest request that so...
Your’s of the 14th. came to hand on the 20th. The idea of spending 1000. D. for the temporary...
Mr. Lenthall has been so ill in health, & so much worse in humor for sometime past, that I cannot...
I return you mr Lenthal’s letter, on which the most painful observation is that it furnishes...
The important business which engages you, induces me to anticipate what I presume to be one of...
Your letter of the 29th. relative to the Glass supplied to you from the public Stock, was...
I was on a visit of six weeks to a distant place of mine when the elegant work of mess rs...
Having returned a few days since, I called on mr Ludlow to have the offices for this house now...
My letter of yesterday was gone before I recieved yours of Apr. 29. & May 19. or I should not...
I do not leave Washington till Tuesday next, before which period I hope to have the pleasure to...
I could not sooner return your drawings, because I could not till yesterday have a conference...
Agreeably to your desire, I have exerted myself to collect Workmen (Stonecutters) in this city,...
Your favor of Aug. 28. came duly to hand, and I congratulate you on the succesful completion of...