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Mr Sullivan, a son of the late Governor of that name, in Massachusetts, being desirous of...
I send you within two papers which will give you the most full & correct information of the views...
I have had the pleasure to recieve your letter with one from Mr Lee, and regret that you should...
I have been since my return here, so incessantly engaged in the most interesting business, that I...
I receivd your kind letter, with the information, respecting my acct., with the estate of our...
We heard with great regret of your serious indisposition, but were relieved from anxiety, by a...
I have faild in the sale of my lands in this county, or of any part thereof, and in consequence,...
I enclose you the letter to Mrs Madison, which I omitted to take with me on my late visit, as I...
Mr Ticknor & mr Webster, both of whom are well known personally to you, intending to make a visit...
I send you a copy of the message which has just been sent in to Congress. The affair with Spain...
I enclosed you yesterday, a copy of the message, & now send another, rather in larger print. I...
It is painful for me to pass you, but some private concerns, & particularly the expectation of...
I had the pleasure to see Mr Todd, just before I came here, and requestd him to inform you, that...
I have this moment receivd yours of the 17., & shall do every thing in my power, to reach your...
I send you here with the 10th vol: of the journals of our revolutionary Congress, the one which...
You know so much of the nature of the pressure, to which I am subjected, at this time, that you...
I lately receiv’d the enclosed, from a gentleman residing in Bladensburg, who applies, for the...
I have been endeavouring, while here, to settle my administration on the estate of our friend the...
Another mail has arrived, since my last to you, without bringing me any letter from Judge Brooke....
Our carriage arrivd sooner, somedays, than we expected, in consequence of which, and other...
I believe I now send you the document you asked for, in the form, you wished it. Mr Gallatin & Mr...
I have receivd your letter of the 18th. communicating a project of Mr Johnson, for carrying into...
I have recd. yours of the 24th ulto., with a copy of one from Mr Long, communicating his...
I am just recovering, from a very severe attack of cold & fever, by which I have been confin’d to...
I expected before this to have had the pleasure of seeing you on my way to Albemarle, but I have...
We have just receivd a letter from Mr Rush of the 20th of october, communicating one from the...
I have intended for some time, to write and explain to you, the arrangment I have made for my...
I inclose to you two letters, one from Mr Tracie, soliciting the professorship held by Mr Long,...
¶ From James Monroe. Letter not found. Ca. 9 August 1823. Offered for sale in the American Art...
Mr Wheaton sent to me a packet for you which will accompany this, in the expectation that I might...