29501To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 1 July 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
His Excellency Thomas Jefferson President of the U.S. To James Cheetham Dr. 1806 July 1
29502To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 24 April 1805 (Jefferson Papers)
1803 To the proprietors of the American Citizen Ds August 5 To a Copy of the “letter to a Friend” $
29503To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 18 October 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
Marc Antoine Alexis Giraud, Commissary of the Emperor of France for the Eastern States, residing at Boston, has many years been one of my Subscribers. Mr: Giraud Called at my Office on the 16th Inst. to direct the discontinuance of his Paper to Boston and to order it to be Sent to him at Lexington, Kentucky, Where he informed me he was going to riside all winter. As this Change of residence...
29504To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, [10 December 1801] (Jefferson Papers)
I Called on Mr. Madison yesterday but he was too indisposed to be seen. I Shall Return to New york by the Mail in the morning. And lest I should not have an opertunity of Seeing Mr. Madison During my stay, I have Committed to writing what I had to say to him Concerning the subject on which I had the honor of speaking with you the other night. If you have taken a copy of the note written by Mr....
29505To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 30 May 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
Agreeably to your request I have kept for you and have now bound in blue boards, a file of the “Watch Tower” for the year ending in May 1803: will you be so obliging as to inform me by what Conveyance you wish it to be transmitted? We are blest, sir, with an unusual degree of tranquillity; little of party spirit is to be seen in this City, except among those who on account of a Certain...
29506To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 1 July 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
1807 To James Cheetham Dr. June 2. To a file of the Watch Tower Bound and letter’d $10. July 1
29507To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 24 June 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
No 1. of the inclosed is a List of the Grand Jury who in April last found bills of Indictment against Mr. Ogden, Col. William S. Smith, and others, for their agency in the expedition of the Leander; No 2. is a Schedule of the Pettit Jury Summoned to try the issues at the District Court held in that month; no 3 is a reiteration of the Grand Jury, with notations of the Politics of each, and no 4...
29508To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 25 July 1804 (Jefferson Papers)
It is unpleasant to be under the necessity of appealing to you on a subject involving the duration of my establishment, and, to a degree, the unity of the Republican party in this state; but since the necessity exists I take the liberty of troubling you with a few remarks. When I became the Editor of the Citizen, my late partner, Mr. Denniston, was extremely embarrassed in his pecuniary...
29509To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 15 May 1805 (Jefferson Papers)
Your letter of the 11th Inst. came duly to hand. The Condescending explanation which it contains in respect to Mr. Alexander Richards, to whom Mr. Barnes, your agent, had written on the subject of it, was altogether unnecessary to Convince me of your readiness to do in this, as in all other Cases, what is right. It is my duty, however, to state to you that Mr Richards has not paid to me the...
29510To Thomas Jefferson from James Cheetham, 29 December 1801 (Jefferson Papers)
The history of the administration of John Adams , late President of the United States, written by John Wood, of this City, will in all probability, be suppressed . It was printed and ready for Sale when I returned from Washington. The persons engaged in its suppression are those whose plans I in some Degree unfolded to you During my Stay in Washington. Their motives for suppressing it are not...