1From James Madison to William Jones, 9 May 1807 (Madison Papers)
I herewith return the notes on a Controversial topic, which you wished to re-possess. And I avail myself of the occasion, to thank you very particularly for the other valuable observations which I recd. from you at the same time; remaining with great esteem & regard Dr. Sir Your Obedt. hble sert. NjP .
2From James Madison to William Jones, 28 February 1803 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
28 February 1803, Washington. “Mr. Monroe is to have no outfit: His expenses in getting to Paris and in travelling thence to any other place where his attendance may become necessary, will be defrayed. They will probably not exceed 2 or 3000 dolls at most, and may fall short of that amount. He carries no secty with him; but is authorized to employ one on his arrival, if found necessary, at the...
3From James Madison to William Jones, 13 July 1801 (Madison Papers)
I have been duly favored with yours of the 6th. instant inclosing the Memorial of Mr. Torey. It has been for some time supposed that an American Consul at St. Petersburg might be useful, in the present course of trade and general turn of affairs; but besides the difficulty of finding a Citizen well qualified for the service & willing to undertake it, there has been no regular proof as yet that...