1To John Adams from Timothy Bloodworth, February 1797 (Adams Papers)
Timothy Bloodworth Presents his Compliments to the Vice President of the United States, & begs leave to acquaint him, that if it should be Necessary to send express to the Vice President Elect, his son Samuel Bloodworth will Chearfully perform the service, provided the respectibility of the personage, shall be considered competant to the service, if otherways, permit the freedom of the offer...
2To George Washington from Timothy Bloodworth, 5 June 1790 (Washington Papers)
with the utmost defidence I proceed to exercize a priviledge founded in youre indulgence. that of Mentioning Carrecters to fill offices, created by the Adoption of the Constitution, & Ceedure of the Western Country, By North Carolina thiss subject are more irksom, as I consider it out of the line of my Duty, and only warrentable by youre permission. through thiss Chanel I venture to mention...
3To George Washington from Timothy Bloodworth, 7 August 1790 (Washington Papers)
In compliance to repeated applications, I beg leave to Mention to the President of The United States som Carecters, who are Candidates for the Commissioner of Loans, in the State of North Carolina. Viz. Mr Abisha Thomas, now agent for setling accounts with the United States, the abilities of this Gentleman is generally Acknowledged. Mr Moore from North Carolina, whose Carrecter & Abilities are...
4To George Washington from Timothy Bloodworth, 28 May 1796 (Washington Papers)
Pleas to indulge the freedom of Mentioning to the President of the United States, Mr Hugh Williamson, as a Carrecter quallifyed to fill the Station of Surveyer General for No: Wst Territory. his scientific information, Moral Carracter, & known application, Needs no Comment. With every expression of Esteem, & respect, due to exalted Merrit. I have the Honor to be Sir. Your Most Obedient Humble...