441Earl of Buchan to Thomas Jefferson, 18 January 1816 (Jefferson Papers)
Your esteemed Letter to me on the subject of our mutual misfortunes hangs under glass in my Washington room in this house & has been copiously perused by my visitors & by all highly valued as a picture of y r own excellent & well-informed Mind. I transmit this letter to you by the hand of D r Francis of New York together with my commercium Epistolicum Trans atlanticum for the historical Society
442Albemarle Buckmountain Baptist Church to Thomas Jefferson, 19 March 1809 (Jefferson Papers)
Albemarle Buckmountain Baptist Church, Sendeth Greeting to our much esteemed friend, M r Thomas Jefferson . We Congratulate you in your Return home, from your labour and painful Servis of eight years. now to take some Sweet hours of retirment and rest.—Injoying at pleasure the Company of your loveing Friends, and neighbours. not that We were werey, or Dissattisfied with your Conduct, but were...
443Colin Buckner to Thomas Jefferson, 12 January 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Being about to become a member of the family of Mr Christopher Clark , and being a Stranger here, I have thought it a duty I owe to that Gentleman to obtain a letter from an acquaintance who is known to him, you are the only one near this to whom I can apply,— Col o Taylor who gave me a letter to you at the time I received an appointment in the Army, will forward me a letter for Mr. Clark by...
444Colin Buckner to Thomas Jefferson, 25 May 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Herewith you will find an inventory of Military and Quarter Masters Stores in the Magazine at New London which has been furnished by the Superintendent , I find the Report made by me was the state of the Arms only, a Copy of which I omitted to keep. RC ( DLC ); addressed: “Thomas Jefferson Esqr Monticello near Milton”; franked; postmarked Lynchburg , 28 May ; endorsed by TJ as received 3 June...
445Arnold Buffum to Thomas Jefferson, 22 December 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Although personally unknown to thee yet I trust I shall not give offence in the liberty I take to address thee as the Friend & Patron of useful enterprize having for its object the improvement of the great & important resources of our Country. Were it necessary I could mention the many flattering accounts I have had of thy Benevolence & Generosity to the unfortunate as well as thy manifest...
446Madame Bureaux de Pusy to Thomas Jefferson, 23 May 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
j’ai differé d’avoir l’honneur de vous faire passer la lettre de recommandation que je joins ici, parceque je desirais extrêmement vous la remettre moi même et vous présenter mes enfans pour qui M rs de la fayette et du Pont m’ont fait esperer Votre bienveillance, mais ne prevoyant pas quand je pourrai avoir l’honneur de vous voir permettez moi Monsieur, de vous demander votre interet et de...
447Madame Bureaux de Pusy to Thomas Jefferson, 18 October 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Voudrez vous bien avoir la bonte de me pardonner de vous avoir fait attendre l’ouvrage de M r faugeas de S t fond , ce livre etait dans une de mes caisses qui est arrivée à Philadelphie et y est restée pendant que j’étais à la campagne. Je sollicite et j’ose èsperer toute votre indulgence mais il me reste beaucoup de regret d’avoir si mal rempli la commission dont j’avais eté honorée pour...
448John Burke to Thomas Jefferson, 7 November 1816 (Jefferson Papers)
Having suspended the publication of the “Virginia Argus” it becomes necessary for me, to call upon those indebted to the Establishment, for payment. Accompanying this, you have your account stated—Being desirous to close my business, you will much oblige me by remitting the amount by mail, or if more convenient, by some private conveyance. RC ( MHi ); printed circular, with portions filled in...
449Samuel M. Burnside to Thomas Jefferson, 13 December 1813 (Jefferson Papers)
On the 24th of October 1812, the Legislature of Massachusetts formed a number of Gentleman Gentlemen into a body Corporate and Politic, by the name of “ The American Antiquarian Society .”— The nature, views and objects of this Institution are stated and explained in a pamphlet, recently published by their order, a copy of which is transmitted to You, and will accompany this letter.—The...
450Samuel M. Burnside to Thomas Jefferson, 23 January 1815 (Jefferson Papers)
Your letter of the 8th of August last , addressed to me as recording Secretary of the A. A. Society was laid before them at their last meeting, and I am directed by them to tender You their thanks for the interesting and valuable manuscript, which accompanied it.— The Society , Sir, feel highly gratified, that you have consented to be enrolled Among its members. Indeed they have ever been...