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The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the resolution of the Senate of the 20th instant,...
The Secretary of State to whom has been referred the resolution of the Senate of the 28th. of...
I saw Mr Bishop this morning, on the subject of his late letter to me, communicated to Mr...
I saw Mr de Neuville to day and explaind the cause, why, the article was not sent to the press....
I send you a very interesting & indeed important Letter from Col: Jessup. Having this moment...
I send many letters recd. by this mail in favor of Mr Beaseley, which I have not had time to...
I now enclose you a project of a letter to ct. Nesselrode, on the subject of Mr Kosloff, with a...
I send you a Sketch of a reply to the French minister, subject to your correction, to be...
Owing to some accident I did not receive your letter of the 28. untill after Mr Rush left me,...
The Spanish officer to whom the enclosed papers relate, having obtaind an interview, presented...
I have yours of the 12. Mr Rush and I shall set out for your house on friday eveng, with...
Mr Bagot has offerd, an alternative, in the coast of the Island of New Foundland, from Cape Ray...
I return’d here last night from Loudoun, in rather better health. I shall apply closely to the...
I wrote you a few lines the day I left Washington, to advise of it, and of the state in which the...
I have not yet heard from Mr Crowninshield, and I begin to fear that Mr Bagot’s power relative to...
I have not yet receiv’d an answer from Mr Crowninshield, respecting the Labrador coast, or the...
I have written to day to Mr Coles to come here immediately, to take despatches, to Mr Harris in...
I had an interview with Mr de Kantzow yesterday, whose object in it was, to present a copy of his...
I returnd last night and receivd your letters of 7th & 8th. The letter of the Dey of Algiers, is...
The business with Mr Bagot being suspended, & that with Algiers on acct of the Deys letter which...
I had an interview with Mr Bagot yesterday on the subject of the fisheries. He proposes, to allot...
Your letter with Mr Harris’s respecting Mr Kosloff has been receivd, and will be duly attended...
The minister of France intending himself the honor of paying his respects to you at your...
The enclosed from Mr Harris, shews, that the affair of Kosloff the Russian consul at Phila., has...
I return’d here yesterday morning, having been prevented arriving the preceding evening by the...
Mr Hay set out yesterday with my family for New York, & I had intended going to Loudoun to morrow...
I hope that you & Mrs Madison derive all the satisfaction & comfort which the country can afford,...
As my letters to Mr Pinkney & Mr Gallatin are essentially concluded, and little is to add to that...
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the Resolution of the House of Representatives,...
The Revd. John H. Rice called on me today, with a view that I might present him to you. He is on...