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I take the liberty of introducing to your knowledge the bearer of this, Mr. Benjamin Rittenhouse....
I do myself the honour to introduce to your knowledge, one of our countrymen, Dr. John Watkins ,...
I am informed, that a Marine Hospital is about to be established, at the expence of the...
Your favor of the 13th. came to hand on the 20th. instant only. I now inclose you, from the...
I take the liberty of introducing to your knowledge, the bearer of this, Dr. Edward D. Smith , of...
I inclose you a copy of two discourses sent you by mr La Cepede through the hands of mr Paine,...
Some propositions having been made to the public on the subject of a natural bed of Sulphur in...
In answer to your letter , which I received this morning, I shall, with great pleasure and strict...
This will be handed to you by Mr. F. A. Humboldt. I am persuaded that I need not offer any...
Th: Jefferson presents his friendly salutations to Dr. Barton & has this day put on board Capt...
I little expected, when I took the liberty, some years ago, of addressing you in behalf of one of...
I am, at this time, engaged in revising for the press, my Eulogium (lately delivered before the...
Your favor of the 1st. inst. has been longer unanswered than I could have wished. the...
Mr. Dunbar, during his excursion up the Washita, the last fall and winter, collected some dried...
Th: Jefferson presents his friendly salutations to Doctr. Barton: when sending him the dried...
of the plants with which you have favoured me, No. 1. is a species of Dactylis. No. 2. Solidago...
Having recieved information early last winter of mr Boudinot’s intention to retire from the...
In the month of June, last, I did myself the honor to forward for your perusal, Mr. Pearson’s...
I recieved from you a letter dated June 12. in which you were so kind as to give me the...
Under another cover I send you drawings & specimens of the seed, cotton, & leaf of the Cotton...
I am greatly obliged to you for the drawing and specimens, which you have forwarded to me. The...
In answer to your letter of Dec. 27. I snatch a moment from incessant business & interruption to...
The bearer of this note is Mr. J. C. Cabell, a young Virginian of uncommon merit, who has just...
I take the liberty of transmitting to you a copy of the first 24 pages of my “Remarks on the...
The period preceding & during the session of Congress is so occupied by an accumulation of...
I have a grandson, the son of your old acquaintance mr Randolph, now about 15. years of age, in...
With much pleasure I give you, so far as I am able, the information which you require. The...
I am much indebted to you for your kind favor of April 24. and have delayed acknoleging it until...
I recieved last night a Diploma from the Linnaean society of Philadelphia, doing me the honor of...
This will be handed you by my grandson Th: Jefferson Randolph who goes on to take the benefit of...