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I hasten the return of the bearer that he may meet you at Brown’s and convey you information as...
The strengthening the revenue cutters by the addition of another mate & 2. hands is approved....
Your favor of the 17th. came to hand on the 20th. but as it’s contents required greater...
I suppose we may by this time conclude that my tobacco will not fetch 7. Dollars: and foreseeing...
Th: Jefferson presents his thanks to dr Read for the curious fossil teeth he has been so kind as...
The inclosed letter shews the writer to be really a curiosity. I think he might be told that you...
inclosed for consideration & amendment NHi : Papers of Albert Gallatin.
Indiana Register. Ridgley of Ky. Waller Taylor. John Armstrong. *Saml. Gwathney. T. T. Davis...
I inclose you Colo. Peyton’s opinion on the two candidates for Nanjemoy. Genl. Mason says Brent...
Your friendly letter of Mar. 1. was brought here by mr Jones. he was confined many days by...
I must beg you to find the apology for this sollicitation in the nature of the case itself. there...
I inclose you the financial paragraph with your amendments. I shall insert one on the militia,...
I now lay before Congress a statement of the militia of the United States, according to the...
The kindness and effect with which you have been so good as to exert yourself in procuring me a...
This is merely a private letter, intended for yourself individually. if I have not answered the...
I sometime ago recieved a letter from you signifying a wish to be appointed a judge of Orleans....
Martin arrived here the night before last & delivered safely yours of the 22d. I learn with great...
I inclose you a publication of Aiken’s on the Cowpox, as also some pieces from the newspapers....
I return you the letter you were so good as to inclose me with thanks for the communication. the...
To a people Fellow Citizens, who sincerely desire the happiness & prosperity of other nations, To...
In the execution of the trust of granting pardons, as it is impossible the President should be...
The explanation in your letter of yesterday was quite unnecessary to me. I have had too...
On the 2d. of Sep. messrs. Jones & Howell sent from Philadelphia for me some sheet iron, & some...
Your favor of the 3d. came to hand yesterday. in it I recieved the list of warrants issued from...
Your favors of Nov. 17. Dec. 29. & Jan. 4. have been duly recieved. I have desired mr Barnes to...
Your’s of the 4th. came to hand last night & I now return you the letters of Livingston, Bourne,...
I think it will be impossible to form general rules for carrying into execution the 7th. section...
Your letter of Dec. 23. was not recieved till the 4th. inst since which this is the first post....
I intended to have set out tomorrow for Washington; but it is now raining and likely to continue...
Whereas by the first article of the terms and conditions declared by the President of the United...
I have just recieved from Govr. Drayton a letter [on] the subject of the French prisoners there,...
Altho’ the communication of the within to me might be considered as confidential, yet it is so...
Your letter of Apr. 1. came to hand only yesterday. I presume you sent it a little too late for...
I had letters from home of last Thursday informing me all there were well. the disturbance among...
Will you be so good as to give the within a careful perusal and favor me with your corrections. I...
Your kind attention to some small demands on former occasions, has encouraged me to repeat the...
I nominate Genl. Henry Dearborne of Massachusets, now of the territory of Columbia, to be...
Your favor of Nov. 14. was recieved some days ago. however sincerely I wish well to the work of...
The case of the Martinique petitioners. I think it wrong to detain foreigners caught here by the...
I approve of your carrying on the brickmaking at Poplar Forest at the same time as at Monticello....
I have to pay 35. D. to Daniel Bradley at Fairfax court house and percieving that in the passage...
Your favor of the 6th. with 320. D. inclosed came safely to hand yesterday, for which I return...
My letter of Aug. 28. on the dispositions of the Indians was to go the rounds of all our...
I have made choice of Robert R. Livingston, one of our distinguished citizens, to reside near the...
After such an abuse of his trust by Biggs, and the concealment and other circumstance attending...
I arrived here yesterday & shall stay here a fortnight only. on my return to Washington I shall...
Your’s of the 19th. is recieved and the papers accompanying it are returned. I am sorry that...
I inclose you another letter for mr Cepede keeper of the National cabinet. I have not...
Yours of the 17th . is recieved. from my present view of the suit brought against the indorser of...
Since I had the pleasure of your acquaintance in Philadelphia in 1791. I had supposed you were...