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1To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Appleton, 15 March 1804 (Jefferson Papers)

...her departure, and no pure wine to be purchased in Leghorn, will necessarily prevent my sending the quantity you were desirous to obtain.—I have by the same Conveyance added a few samples of dry wines of Tuscany, and on each bottle is a label Specifying its kind,—should either of them be approved by you, the quantity you may be desirous of, shall be procured from the spot on which they grow...

2From Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Appleton, 4 May 1805 (Jefferson Papers)

...Feb. 1. are recieved, and the Vino del carmine, some time since arrived at New York, is daily expected here. I have recieved from mr Joseph Barnes 2. boxes containing 77. bottles of different wines of Tuscany & 3. bottles of oil, all intended as samples; and all arrived in perfect order, as well that in flasks as that in strong bottles: but the strong bottle is to be preferred. his...

3From Thomas Jefferson to Robert Purviance, 8 June 1806 (Jefferson Papers)

...learn by a letter from mr Appleton at Leghorn that he has shipped for me by the ship Cora, Capt. Jones, bound to Baltimore, a case containing 30. flasks & a small box of two bottles of the wines of Tuscany, to your care. I presume they came by the same conveyance with the letter & are consequently arrived. I have to ask the favor of you to let me know the amount of duty & other charges which...

4Thomas Appleton to Thomas Jefferson, 15 May 1816 (Jefferson Papers)