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My letter to you of the 30 th Oct: gave you a faithful account of all that had been passing on...
With M r Jefferson I conversed at length on the subject of architecture— Palladio he said “was...
The affectionate address of the Republicans of George Town on my retirement from public duty, is...
I take the liberty of sending my servant for a few more Aspin trees, & for some cuttings of the...
I am sorry to inform you that my return brings nothing to satisfy the expectations of the...
I send you enclosed a specimen of Wild Hemp which I find in great abundance on many parts of my...
The inclosed letter for M rs Randolph was sent under cover to the President as well as the parcel...
I reached this on the 10 th after a long & fatiguing march, & have ever since been engaged in the...
I have been intending for some days to visit Monticello , & have been prevented from doing so by...
I take the liberty of sending you by this day’s mail, all the private Papers of the late Gov r...
This will be handed you by m r Gerry , the Son of your old Acquaintance & friend the Vice...
I send you by the Bearer the wild Orange of South Carolina —It grows in the middle & upper parts...
I received a few days ago by the Constitution from my old friend M r Walsh of Cette , the...
I have not an Orchard Grass seed left, but as I think it possible that my Brother may still have...
After detaining the waggon a whole day I have now the mortification of being compelled to Send it...
It has long been my determination if ever the U.S. should be engaged in a war to take an active...
M r Madison has just given me a Box for you, containing some Books I believe, which shall be sent...
Permit me to return you my best thanks for the Paper Mulberry; which you were kind enough to send...
I take the liberty of introducing to your Acquaintance Lieut Peyton of the 20 th Reg t who has...
I regretted exceedingly that circumstances prevented me from paying my respects to you at...
I have at length been able to steal a few days from my duty in Staunton to spend with my frn ds...
The inclosed letters which have come to hand since you left this, were given me yesterday by M r...
The enclosed narrative was written at the request of a Young friend in Virginia to whom it was...
Having often heard you express a wish to get some fur Gloves, & meeting with the inclosed a few...
Yours of the 25th. inst: came duly to hand, and the Opportunity which it presents of rendering an...
Yours of the 3d. inst: reached me by the mail of yesterday, inclosing one from my Brother in...
After what has passed in the House of Representatives I feel myself compelled to declare to you,...
I now inclose part of a letter in the hand writing of P. Henry in complyance with the promise I...
I received by the mail yesterday yours of the 29th. ult: covering your Bond for $2000 in favor of...
The Broad tail Ram which you have been good enough to send me is particularly Acceptable, as I...
In consequence of the wish which you were good enough to express when I had last the pleasure to...
At the request of Col: Samuel Hawkins I take the liberty of mentioning his name to you as a fit...
This will be handed you by my friend Mr. John Barney of Baltimore, who proposes to call & pay his...
On my return from Baltimore last fall, Comdore Elliot committed to my care a cane and Vase made...
I. A. Coles late col: of the 12th. Regt. of infantry, begs leave to make known to the President,...
Store Room in the Garret 7. Pair of best brass andirons. 32. Brass. Carpet rods. 1. Pair Iron...