11To George Washington from Thomas Mifflin, 9 June 1794 (Washington Papers)
I have the honor to transmit, for your information, a copy of a Report from the Master Warden of the Port of Philadelphia, stating the arrival of the Schooner Flora, Captain Westerhock, a Dutch Privateer, mounting ten Four-pounders. As the 22nd Article of the Treaty of Amity and Commerce, between the United States and France, provides that it shall not be lawful for any foreign privateers, who...
12To George Washington from Robert Morris, 9 June 1794 (Washington Papers)
The multiplicity of my engagements did not hinder me from Considering in conjunction with Mr Greenleaf the Contents of your letter of the 26th of last Month, altho those engagements occupied me too much to admit of an earlier reply. We viewed and considered the proposition you were pleased to make, several times, and finally came to the conclusion, that due regard to our own interests would...
13To John Jay from Tench Coxe, 9 June 1794 (Jay Papers)
I have had the honor to write you twice since your departure from the United States. Congress have risen this day, and no act has been passed to interfere with the maintenance of peace at this Juncture. The new penal law, which was sincerely intended to restrain our citizens from conduct injurious to foreign nations, will no doubt be considered by them as a new proof of the reasonable and...
14To James Madison from Joseph Mussi, 9 June 1794 (Madison Papers)
My Brother Stephen Mussi partner in the houses under the firm of Bolongaro Simonetta in frankfurt, & Bolongaro Simonetta, & Co. in Amsterdam having allready procured Sevl. Loans, will be disposed to Lend any Sum to the united States at four, & a half ⅌ Ct. interest, Commission, & all Charges encluded, if requested. Whenever you understand that the Executive Should wish it, I Shall immediately...
15List of Unretained Letters, [ca. 9 June 1794] (Jefferson Papers)
List of letters of which no copies have been retained. Mr. Bolling’s 1794. June 7. to Thos. Pleasants 4. mile creek, to engage Nanny Brewer to come to Monticello immediately after harvest to make 100,000 bricks, and to fix her wages. I to send a horse for her. Eppington. June 8. to James Brown to send me a copy of Donald & Burton’s account and promising to send him a statement of the money I...