1To James Madison from John Armstrong, Jr., 28 August 1808 (Madison Papers)
Since my arrival at this place I have been honored by the receipt of your dispatch of the 21st. ultimo, and would immediately return to Paris to renew my discussions with M. de Champagny, ei ther personally, as you Suggest, or by writing, had I not the most solemn Conviction that any new experiment, made at the present moment in either form and of official character, would certainly be useless...
2From Thomas Jefferson to John Barnes, 28 August 1808 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of the 22d. came safely to hand, & I thank you for the accomodation of the 120. D. for the operations of the ensuing month I inclose checks dated Sep. 5. I will pray you at their dates to deliver those to Lemaire for 500. D, Melvin 134.87 Saml. H. Smith for 26. D. to those persons respectively. I inclose a check also in your name for 1175. D. which I will pray you to dispose of as...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Richard Quince Hoskins, 28 August 1808 (Jefferson Papers)
Permit me the liberty to return to you, my sincere thanks, for your generosity, in restoreing me to my family, friends, and liberty, which took place yesterday afternoon, rest assured, Sir, that the favor is not thrown away [up]on an unworthy object, but granted to one who will ever endeavour to merit it. With Sincere Respect and Esteem I remain Sir, your most hunle Servt DLC : Papers of...
4From Thomas Jefferson to Barthélémy Lafon, 28 August 1808 (Jefferson Papers)
I have duly recieved your favor of July 15th. & with it the Almanac of Orleans which you were so kind as to send me, and for which I present you my thanks. we have on this side of our country no Almanac so scientific. the equation of time, places of the sun & planets would make it quite a Connaissance des tems. in describing the bounds of the territory of Orleans, I should state them to be...