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| 1 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 26 February 1815 | 1815-02-26 | Congress having concluded to replace by my library the one which they lost by British Vandalism,... |
| 2 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 2 November 1813 | 1813-11-02 | You may remember the case of Peyton & Henderson in the courts of Chancery & Appeals , in which... |
| 3 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 26 July 1813 | 1813-07-26 | Th: Jefferson presents his friendly respects to mr Hay and incloses him an order on Gibson &... |
| 4 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 30 September 1812 | 1812-09-30 | The inclosed letter I presume is from the Commissioners for taking depositions in my suit with... |
| 5 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 16 July 1812 | 1812-07-16 | This Postscript to my letter of the 13 th is occasioned by my discovering, on turning to... |
| 6 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 13 July 1812 | 1812-07-13 | The suit of Samuel Scott of Campbell against Harrison and myself, altho without palpably... |
| 7 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 27 April 1812 | 1812-04-27 | Yours of the 21 st is recieved. I am very sensible of the kindness of the motives on which you... |
| 8 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 12 April 1812 | 1812-04-12 | Livingston’s suit having gone off on the plea to the jurisdiction, it’s foundation remains of... |
| 9 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 28 December 1811 | 1811-12-28 | On my return after an absence of 6. weeks in Bedford I find here your favor of the 5 th informing... |
| 10 | Jefferson, Thomas | Hay, George | Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 31 August 1811 | 1811-08-31 | M r Bolling Robertson proposing to return shortly to N. Orleans to resume the practice of the law... |