1From James Madison to John S. Barbour, 3 January 1824 (Madison Papers)
I have just reced your letter of Decr. 28. Relying only on a payment from yourself of the mony so long in your hands, I can only express an earnest hope, that you will not fail to fulfil your promise and with as little delay as possible. With friendly respects. Draft ( DLC ). In Dolley Madison’s hand; docketed by JM . Letter not found.
2James Madison to John S. Barbour, 15 March 1830 (Madison Papers)
I recd a few days ago yours of the 9th. & shd. have answerd it immediately but for the expectation of learning that the subject of it wd. have explained itself, on the spot. The Mail due today not havg brought me any information, I proceed to mention that on the 2 or 3d. of Mar. I enclosed yr. note to Col. P. P. Barbour requesting him to recover the money from you or Bank as might happen, &...
3From James Madison to John S. Barbour, 21 April 1820 (Madison Papers)
I recd. in due time your favr. of Jany. 27. apprizing me of the rents due by Mr. Ward, & of the oppy. you expected, of ascertaining the real extent of the land embraced by the Mortgage of Mr. Strode. I did not advert then to an expression since observed in your letter, which may imply that your prosecution & exposé of the case, might depend on my intimating a desire to that effect. Shd. this...