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211 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 7 March 1805 1805-03-07 I enclose herewith 15 Commissions and 15 Warrants to which I have the honor to request your...
212 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 18 February 1805 1805-02-18 The Enclosed Dispatches I received late last Evening—Lieutenant Izard who brought them I will...
213 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 29 January 1805 1805-01-29 The subsistence of the seamen was not inserted in the last statement sent to you because we have...
214 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, with Jefferson’s … 1805-01-07 I take the liberty of informing you that with Mr Wm. Smith came Mrs. Hall the Sister of Mrs. Rt...
215 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 2 January 1805 1805-01-02 From the Conversation I have this moment had with you, I find that you will experience serious...
216 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 19 December 1804 1804-12-19 I submit for your consideration the appointment of the undermentioned gentlemen, to the stations...
217 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 18 December 1804 1804-12-18 A number of Commissions are required for the Navy Officers whose Appointments have been lately...
218 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 7 December 1804 1804-12-07 There are eight gun boats now building for the maintenance of which no appropriation has as yet...
219 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 22 November 1804 1804-11-22 I send you the enclosed in order that you may perceive the movements of the Spanish troops from...
220 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 22 November 1804 1804-11-22 Mem— We possess already but two gun boats—and in the general Estimate provision is made for the...
221 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 15 November 1804 1804-11-15 I have the honor of informing you that a Commission of Captain in the Navy of the U. States has...
222 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 14 November 1804 1804-11-14 I have this morning received a letter from Balt stating that Mr. Pinkney is determined to remain...
223 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 13 November 1804 1804-11-13 Agreeably to your letter of the 10th ins, & the resolution of the House of Representatives of the...
224 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas Enclosure: Report on the Destruction of the … 1804-11-13 Statement of the Circumstances attending the destruction of the Frigate Philadelphia with the...
225 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 7 November 1804 1804-11-07 The officers proposed on the accompanying paper for nomination to the Senate, have been...
226 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas VI. Robert Smith’s Remarks on the Draft, 31 October … 1804-10-31 “ will be properly regarded ”— Would it not be better to presume that your representations have...
227 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas III. Robert Smith’s Remarks on the Draft, 27 October … 1804-10-27 3d. line— thereof —whereof— 6h. line &c—until a Bond with sufficient sureties shall be given to...
228 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas III. From Robert Smith, 25 October 1804 1804-10-25 1st. Section The Offences enumerated in the first Section of the proposed Law are Treason,...
229 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 25 October 1804 1804-10-25 Mr Phipps is well known here. He is an inoffensive, well disposed man; but he is incapable of...
230 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 25 October 1804 1804-10-25 When Mr Ludlow was Navy Agent I received a letter from the wife of Danl Baldwin exhibiting him to...
231 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 14 September … 1804-09-14 In answer to your favor of the 6th. I have to inform you that the Gun Boats are building at...
232 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 9 September 1804 1804-09-09 Not being able to decipher the name of the writer of the enclosed letter I have to ask the favor...
233 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 3 September 1804 1804-09-03 You will herewith receive Capt Truxton’s letter.—Of all the improprieties which folly & insolence...
234 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 23 July 1804 1804-07-23 From the enclosed letter you will perceive that the Conduct of young Cooper has been as was...
235 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 21 July 1804 1804-07-21 A Purser is required for Gunboat No 1, under Command of Lieut. Lovell. Mr. Carr for whom the...
236 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 20 July 1804 1804-07-20 The death of Mr. Enoch S. Lane First Lieutenant of Marines has occasioned a vacancy in that...
237 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 19 July 1804 1804-07-19 The publication in Major Jackson’s paper to which the enclosed alludes I have not seen. I know...
238 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 15 July 1804 1804-07-15 The appointment solicited in the enclosed can with propriety be made. His first employment will...
239 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 6 July 1804 1804-07-06 I have the honor to request your Signature to the enclosed Warrants for Lucas , Boatswain, and...
240 Smith, Robert Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from Robert Smith, 3 July 1804 1804-07-03 I have unfortunately been suffering since Saturday under the effects of the “ Ague and fever ”....