1To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 24 September 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
yours of the 20th. inst is before us & find upon enquery that we can get for you copper in sheets of 24 Inches by 48 Inches 10 [Oz.] to the square foot which we are informed is the lightest size that is imported into this Market — at 60 Cents per lb. if this should suit we shall be happy to receive your further orders. We are with due respect yours MHi : Coolidge Collection.
2To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 16 September 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
We reced your favor, and have since reced of Mr Barnes the money, which is to the credit of your a/c we have agreeably to Your order, this day Inclosed bill of Lading to Gibson & Jefferson for Eighty Bundles Nail rods Say 80 Bundles 2.0.0.0. at $140— $280 porterage— 1.25 $281.25 the Vessel Sails this day. we are respectfully Your Friends MHi : Coolidge Collection.
3To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 14 December 1805 (Jefferson Papers)
By the Schooner Emily—Capt Lauderburn have Sent you 80 Bundles Nail Rods 2.0.0.0 at £50 $266.67 porterage 1.33 $268 00 Bill of Lading sent to Gibson & Jefferson Richmond as ⅌ Your last orders we are respectfully Yours MHi : Coolidge Collection.
4To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 23 September 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
At length one half of the Sheet Iron is come to hand. which we have sent to the Care of Gibson & Jefferson. as the Season is fast advancing, we thought it best to send this on immideatly without waiting for the remainder which however shall follow as soon as ever we receive it. We now Send 2 Boxes each 50 Sheets [nt nt] € 11.1.14 at $15 pb $ 170.75 Boxes & Porterage 2.00
5To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 10 April 1804 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of 29th Ulto Came to Hand in Course and would have been replyd to before this but we waited for A Vessel for Richmond one has at length offerd and will sail sometime next week by which opportunity shall send you the Rod Iron as orderd we are Very respectfully Your Friends RC ( MHi ); at head of text: “Thomas Jefferson Esqe.”; endorsed by TJ as received 20 Apr. and so recorded in SJL .
6To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 8 January 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
Your Favor of 5th Inst Covering Check on the Bank US for 281 25/100 is reced and is to your Credit We are respectfully your friends MHi : Coolidge Collection.
7To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 10 February 1807 (Jefferson Papers)
We have your favor of 7th Inclosing Check for $220 15/100 two Hundred & Six 90/100 are to your credit in our Books, and is in full, and the 13 25/100 we have paid to Benjn. Johnson, and have his receipt. We are respectfully yours MHi : Coolidge Collection.
8To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 9 March 1808 (Jefferson Papers)
Your esteemd Favor of 7th Int Covering Bank Check for 140 47/100 Dollars in full for Sheet Iron Sent Decer. last. we also recd on the 11th Ulto A Check for 111 34/100 Dollars. Inclosed in Your favor of the 7th. of Same month which we are apprehensive we did not acknowledge the reciept of at the time or if we did have omitted to mark it as being done we are respectfully Yours MHi : Coolidge...
9To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 15 July 1805 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of the 12th Covering Check on Bank US for 253 33/100 was regularly recd and is to your Credit. We have also delivered the Letter Inclosed to Mr. Stewart, and shall at any future time most cheerfully attend to any thing of the kind you may please to request. We are respectfully Your Friends MHi : Coolidge Collection.
10To Thomas Jefferson from Jones & Howell, 7 April 1808 (Jefferson Papers)
Yours of the 5th came safe to hand with the check inclosed which is to your credit We shall ship the rods by the first vessel for Richmond and shall also attend to procuring the Mill & forward it with the rods We are with respect your friends MHi : Coolidge Collection.