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I have the honor to Inclose you a Package from Consul Lear, at Algiers. It has been tore at the Lazaretto, in deeping it into vinegar & in putting Sticks Through it, to let the Vinegar Circulate. Mr. S. Cathalan has gone to Bordeaux for a few days & is to write you from there, he having taken with him the Sundry Statements of the Vessels’ arrivals & Departures &c. We have in this Port Eight...
In my last of the 28th Ulto. I had not the time, to have the honor, to send you as per this an account of some of my proceedings, for the benefit of the United States, & the citizens of the U. States. 1o. My notice of the 7th. December last concerning the Discharge of Seamen. 2o. My letter to Consul Appleton in Leghorn for ha ving sent me 15. American Seamen. 3o. My letter to Genl. Armstrong,...
You have, no doubt by this time, received M rs Samatan ’s respects to you of the 10 th Ult o informing you the irreparable loss we have made by the Death of M r S. Cathalan . Since his marriage, I was as everybody that was attached to him obliged to leave his house, he repented it but too late, he asked to see all his acquaintances which was not granted by his Wife , & it was but an hour...
I have the honor to confirm you my respects of 27 th Ult o . the present is to inform you that I have shipped the greatest part of your commissions on Board the Brig Lady Monroe (though I had only 2 days notice for she was up for the Havana previous) you will see per the Invoice herewith that it amounts to F1.069.77 c & have addressed said articles to M r James H. M c Collough
Invoice of Sundries shipped by Julius Oliver on Board the Brig Lady Monroe , Capt n Pullen , bound for Baltimore for account & risk of the Honorable Thomas Jefferson at Monticello , & consigned to the collector of the custom House at Baltimore    Vis. T.J.