20251Council Order respecting State Naval Vessels, 25 March 1780 (Jefferson Papers)
The act of Assembly for regulating the Navy of this Commonwealth having directed the executive to sell for ready money at public vendue the Ships Tartar and Dragon the Gallies Henry, Manly, Hero, Page, Lewis and Safe Guard retaining such only of them as may be requisite for the purposes of the state, and such of the guns and other materials of those which shall be sold as they should judge...
20252Notes on Shipment , 23 July 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
July 23. 1803. wrote to G. Jefferson to send √ the cask syrop punch } by waggons cask (15. galls.) Sperm. ceti oil √ sheet iron √ 9. of 10 packages √ No. 6. } by water. √ clock fish 12 gross (1728) inch wood screws, round heads
20253Memorandum of Customs Paid on Model for the Virginia Capitol, [13 June 1786] (Jefferson Papers)
A quit 4₶ 4s. Droist D’anbalage 11₶ 6 plom Et Fermeture 1 4 ports an douanne Et port St. nicolas 3 14 ports pour rouan 3 10 recüe marc 23₶ 18 straw for packing 2
20254IV. Bill for Establishing a Court of Admiralty, [4 December 1776] (Jefferson Papers)
For establishing a court of Admiralty, Be it enacted by the General assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia that at some certain place to be appointed by act of General assembly there shall be held as often as there may be occasion a court of Admiralty to consist of three judges to be chosen by joint ballot of both houses of assembly and commissioned by the Governor any two of them to make a...
20255V. Checklist of Preparations, 5 May 1804 (Jefferson Papers)
Pey ton Hender son’s lands in Albemarle. in Albemarle. Charles Henderson’s ratification to be proved & recorded. a new deed to be executed by John R and Sarah Kerr, for their part of lands descended from Bennet & Wm. Henderson a copy of the plat of partition to be made & to accompany the bill in Chancery. Mr. Hay is to be employed in aid of mr Stuart. to the last mr Peyton may observe by...
20256Notes on a Conversation with Robert R. Livingston, [4 June 1801] (Jefferson Papers)
Chancellor Livingston’s opinion N. York as to Rogers, he thinks no possible reason for his removal can be urged, but the wanting to put some other in his place. he is a most excellent officer, & meddles little in Politics. as to Fish . he is a gentlemenly man, an officer in the revolutionary army, moving in genteel society. he has been pretty active in elections under Hamilton without being...
20257Statement of Account with Gibson & Jefferson, 24 April 1801 (Jefferson Papers)
Gibson & Jefferson with Th: Jefferson Dr. Cr. 1800. £ s d Dec. 11. By balance Dec. 11. 1800. 60–10– 6 14. By ord. in favr. James Lyon 15– 0– 0 1801. Jan. 7. By ord. in favr. Rogers 17– 7– 0 Lilly 9– 7–10 Walker
20258Proclamation Designating SiteFor Public Market, 28 October 1805 (Jefferson Papers)
I Thomas Jefferson President of the United States Do hereby declare and make known that the public reservation in the City of Washington numbered sixteen, being bounded on the north by K street south, on the south by L street south, on the west by sixth street East and on the East by an Alley sixty feet wide which bounds square numbered Eight hundred and eighty one, be and the same hereby is...
20259Proposal for the Great Seal of the United States, [before 14 August 1776] (Franklin Papers)
On July 4, 1776, Franklin, John Adams, and Jefferson were named as a committee to suggest a seal. Each man proposed designs, and one of Jefferson’s closely resembled Franklin’s. In addition the painter Pierre Du Simitière, who had been called in as a consultant, produced a version of his own. A letter from John Adams of August 14 described the various proposals; hence Franklin’s had been...
20260Thomas Jefferson: Memo of arrival and departure of mail stages, 22 Dec. 1825, 22 December 1825 (Jefferson Papers)
office. Dec r 22. 1825 Arrival. Departure. Fredericksburg Monday } 7½ A.M. Tuesday } 2. P.M. Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Richmond Thursday } 6. P.M.