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I send the inclosed letter under the benefit of your cover, & open, because I wish you to know...
General Dearborne being on a visit to the province of Maine, your letter to him (the date not...
After writing my letter of the 9th. I recieved one from mr Pitot in the name of the N. Orleans...
I have lately seen a printed report of the Committee of the Canal company of N. Orleans, stating...
Th: Jefferson takes the liberty of putting under the protection of Governor Claiborne’s cover the...
The evasions of the preceding Embargo laws went so far towards defeating their objects, and...
I have been informed from different quarters that judge Sprigg intended to resign his seat on the...
I pray you to read the inclosed letter, to seal & deliver it. It explains itself so fully that I...
You will recieve your formal instructions from Genl. Dearborne: this is private of course &...
I take the liberty of putting under your cover a letter to mr Reibelt, and I leave it open for...
This letter is confidential, but not official. it is meant to give you a general idea of our...
On the 23d. of December I nominated to the Senate of the US. Joseph de Ville Bellechasse John W....
Your unacknoleged letters of June 17. July 14. Nov. 13. prove me an unpunctual correspondent. it...
In the moment of my departure for Monticello I recieve letters from Capt. Lewis by which I...
It is represented to be expedient that some permanent partition & appropriation should be made of...
My last letter to you was of the 26th. of March. since that I have recieved yours of Feb. 17. and...
On the 14th. inst. being the moment of my departure on a short visit to this place, I wrote to...
Your letter of Jan. 29. was recieved yesterday, and I have just time to drop you a line as I am...
Being in the moment of my departure for Monticello where I shall be one month, I take time barely...
My last to you was of Dec. 2. since which I have recieved yours of Octr 27. Nov. 1. 4. 10. 19. &...
I wrote you last on the 28th. of Oct. since which I have recieved your favors of Sep. 8. 27. &...
By the same post which brought your letter announcing the death of mr Trist, I recieved one from...
Various circumstances of delay have prevented my forwarding till now the general arrangements for...
After sending off my letter of the 7th. inst. I found I had omitted to give you some explanations...
In a letter of the 17th. of April which I wrote you from Monticello, I observed to you that as...
As before you recieve this, you will have seen the act for the government of Louisiana, I need...
Congress at a former session gave to the Marquis de la Fayette as his military donation 11,520....
It is understood that under the former government of Louisiana there was an appeal in judiciary...
I wrote to you yesterday, and in the evening recieved your favor of June 23. as I am just now...
Before you recieve this you will have heard thro’ the channel of the public papers of the cession...
The within being for communication to your H. of Representatives when it meets, I inclose it in...
I have duly recieved the memorial and petition of the House of Representatives of the Missisipi...
I ask the favor of you to deliver the inclosed letters to the President of the Council & Speaker...
You will recieve from the Secretary of state a commission as Governor of the Mississipi...