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In compliance with your request, communicated through M r Sam l H. Smith , we enclose a statement of your acc t for the Intelligencer, from the commencement of your subscription.—The dates of the credits, we cannot give, not finding them on the books, as kept by M r Smith’s clerk. RC ( DLC ); in the hand of Joseph Gales ; at foot of text: “Hon. Thomas Jefferson”; endorsed by TJ as received 22...
Thomas Jefferson Esq D r Dolls For the National Intelligencer, from Oct 31. 1800 } 65.— to Oct 31. 1813
I duly recieved your favor inclosing my account . on turning to my papers I found my last account with mr Sam l H. Smith , agreeing with yours in the result, altho’ not in the particulars. I send you a copy of it merely that these last may be understood. I have no doubt the result of both is as right as they agree. I therefore some time ago desired the house of Gibson & Jefferson
We have the honor to acknowledge your favor of the 20th ult o which came duly to hand; and subsequently thereto we rec d from M r P. Gibson of Richmond $25 on your account, which sum pays your subscription to Oct 31. 1813 .—In furnishing your bill we had reference only to the newspaper acc t not understanding that you wished a statement of your printing acc t
Hereto adjoined is a copy of a Circular we have addressed to each Member of both Houses of Congress . We consider the work therein suggested important to the public; and feel otherwise little anxiety as to the result. We consider it but respectful to advise you of our views, since, if the work is undertaken, we shall resort with conf i dence to your advice and direction, as to the authorities...
I have long ceased to read newspapers, except a single one of my own state , & that chiefly for the advertisements. perfectly resigned as a passenger to the steerage of those who are navigating the vessel of State, & with entire confidence in them, I scarcely enquire or wish to know what is passing. age has relieved me from these cares, and now calls for tranquility and rest. under these...