1To James Madison from Josiah Meigs, 23 June 1815 (Madison Papers)
The lands in the district West of pearl river, in the Mississippi Territory, and west of the basis meridian, being prepared for sale, and the receiver of public monies for that district having informed me that applications are daily made by persons to purchase, I have the honor to transmit herewith for your signature a proclamation authorising a public sale of those lands on the second Tuesday...
2To James Madison from Thomas Porter, 23 June 1815 (Madison Papers)
Permit me to beg your pations while I Inform you something of my situation, I was raisd. in south Carolina Chester District about 500 miels from this place though I was in my Forty Eight year of adge when I heard of the Distruction made by our Enemy her as well as other places it roused my spirets so that I felt young as when I was 25 then purely out of love to my country and to Incuradge...
3To James Madison from Horatio Scotte, 23 June 1815 (Madison Papers)
I am under the nessesity of Praying to your Highnss for my Dicharg, as I have an edged Mother that is Lift with ought a Child to Spport Her in her advanst years, I Did not Enter into Servis of the U,S, for ganes, But for the Defence and Support of our Liberty there fore I am willing under the circumstances of my Old Mother to give up all Clames I have to the U,S, for my honorable Decharge, I...
4Remission for Bohl and John Bohlen, 23 June 1815 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
§ Remission for Bohl and John Bohlen. 23 June 1815. “Whereas it has been represented to me that Bohl and John Bohlen, Merchants, of the City of Philadelphia, became the Purchasers, in the year Eighteen hundred and ten, of a quantity of Coffee which had been imported into the town of Baltimore, contrary to the provisions of the act of Congress, entitled “An act to interdict the Commercial...
5Thomas Jefferson to Randolph Jefferson, 23 June 1815 (Jefferson Papers)
I lent you some years ago the harness of our family gigg, until you could get one made for your own. mrs Marks tells me your gigg is now demolished and out of use. mine has been used with one of our chariot harness. a neighbor asks the loan of it to go a journey, and if we let one of our set of harness go, we shall not be able to use the carriage until his return which will be very distant....
6Randolph Jefferson to Thomas Jefferson, 23 June 1815 (Jefferson Papers)
I Received yours by the boy the harness in which you were kind enough to lend us was intirely worn out so that they did not l scarce las us over to prince Edward and back. mr patteson borrowed our gigg to go over to the springs and had the harness with the gigg and they lasted him as far as stanton on his way to the springs and there he left them and baught a new set in which he gave to us and...
7Andrew C. Mitchell to Thomas Jefferson, 23 June 1815 (Jefferson Papers)
Permit me to invade your Retirement by presenting with the most respectful Sentiments, a Pamphlet entitled the Second Crisis of America, of which I am the author requesting for it the honor of your perusal. As the Father and Friend to his Country I present this without further apology as however faulty and unworthy the offering may appear the aim of the writer has been devoted to that Cause...