1From Thomas Jefferson to Jean Antoine Gautier, 8 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
A Friend of mine having desired me to procure him a watch from Paris, I am led to trouble you with the commission, as well from the circumstance of your having aided me in getting one from Romilly for myself, as because I am glad of an occasion to keep hold on your acquaintance and recollection, which will ever be duly prised by me. Be so good then as to get M. Romilly to make exactly such...
2To Thomas Jefferson from Jean Antoine Gautier, 23 October 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Je Suis très Sensible au Souvenir que vous aves la bonté de me conserver et très reconnoissant de la lettre que vous m’aves fait l’honneur de m’ecrire: Il faut qu’elle ait été retardée puisqu’elle ne m’est parvenue qu’au milieu d’Août. Sans les circonstances, j’aurois déja eu le plaisir de vous en offrir, Monsieur, mes remercîmens. Je joins ici la première reponse que me fit Mr. Romilly. Je...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Jean Antoine Gautier, 24 March 1795 (Jefferson Papers)
J’ai eu l’honneur de vous écrire diverses lettres au Sujet de la Commission dont vous m’aviés chargé pour Mr. Romilly et de quelques ouvrages et brochures que j’ai pris la liberté de vous addresser par divers voyageurs. J’ai aujourdhui celui de vous communiquer, Monsieur, la perte que nous avons faite l’Eté dernier de Mr. Grand Père, notre ancien et digne chef. Depuis la mort de Son Epouse...
4From Thomas Jefferson to Jean Antoine Gautier, 14 January 1799 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr Tenche Coxe, a gentleman of eminence in these [states] […] in commerce & of great respectability in that line, having some business to transact in Paris, & desiring me to recommend some[one] to him on whom he may rely for negotiating it, I have taken the liberty of advising his application to you on the personal acquaintance I had the honour of having with you while at Paris, and the...
5To Thomas Jefferson from Jean Antoine Gautier, 25 May 1793 (Jefferson Papers)
J’eus l’honneur de répondre au mois d’octobre dernier à la lettre que vous avies pris la peine de m’écrire. Je vous fis part, Monsieur, des circonstances qui empêchoient Mr. Romilly de pouvoir promettre une montre telle que celle que vous desiriés plutôt que dans l’espace de huit à neuf mois et je vous priai de vouloir bien me donner vos ordres à ce Sujet, ainsi que pour le prix qu’il fixoit à...
6To Thomas Jefferson from Jean Antoine Gautier, 7 June 1796 (Jefferson Papers)
J’ai reçu avec un bien grand plaisir la lettre que vous m’avés fait l’honneur de m’écrire le 7e de 7bre de l’année dernière et qui a été fort retardée. Les personnes à qui vous me chargés de faire parvenir votre Souvenir, y sont infiniment Sensibles. Vous mettiés dans leur nombre notre excellent ami Mr. Le Veillard, ignorant sans doute qu’il a été une des malheureuses victimes du système de...
7From Thomas Jefferson to Jean Antoine Gautier, 17 March 1796 (Jefferson Papers)
The papers which you were so kind as to send me with some lately recieved from the Auditor of the US. have enabled me to take up the subject of your accounts with the US. with the state of Virginia, and with myself, and finally to place every article of your debets in the account of the party for whose use the money was paid. To you it matters not in what account you find your monies, if you...
8From Thomas Jefferson to Jean Antoine Gautier, 7 September 1795 (Jefferson Papers)
I received about three weeks ago your private favor of Mar. 24. 95. and also the letters of your house of the same date. Tho’ the present is intended as an answer to your private letter, yet I will observe with respect to the accounts mentioned in those of your house, that I had no private account with Mr. Grand. That we began indeed by having one, but after one or two quarters it was found...
9From Thomas Jefferson to J. A. Gautier, 19 May 1786 (Jefferson Papers)
Of the 2044₶ 16s. 2d. belonging to Mr. Wuibert the son according to the papers which I had the honour of putting into your hands the other day, his father lays claim to 600₶. Having no authority to decide on the justice of this claim, I have promised him that I will leave 600₶ in the hands of Mr. Grand, subject to the future orders of the son, to whom I shall write on the occasion. I will...
10From Thomas Jefferson to Gautier, 21 July 1788 (Jefferson Papers)
I am much obliged to you for the communication of the Deuxponts Catalogue of Greek and Latin books. There is nothing in it for which I have occasion except the ‘L. Annaei Senecae Philosophi opéra. 4. vol. 7.₶4.’ If you have a correspondence there and can conveniently order this work for me, on condition it be an Octavo edition, I shall be obliged to you. I have their Plato which I like much. I...