1Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, [between 19 December 1818 and 7 January 1819] (Jefferson Papers)
I feel an increasing concern for your happiness and salvation. Since the enclosed was sealed, the Enquirer again has fell into my hands, in which I find much said in favour of the “ Luminous pen and influence of Thomas Jefferson Esqr.” O! my friend, your Country will never forget you! All ranks extol your character, and praise GOD for your abilities & c But, with the talents of an Angel, a man...
2To James Madison from James Riley, 19 December 1818 (Madison Papers)
Having (since my return from Slavery in Africa) been appointed by Mr. James Simpson our old Consul in Morocco his agent, for settling his accounts with Government (now of about 23 Years standing) & to Petition Congress in his behalf for arrearages of pay to which he has always considered himself Justly entitled, or such other relief as Congress shall think fit to afford him, in his present...
3Anonymous to Thomas Jefferson, 19 December 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
Observing in the Enquirer, a Letter from yourself , addressed to “ Charles Pinckney Esqr. ” I concluded to send you a few remarks on certain passages of your Letter; and, believe me Sir, my design is to say say nothing but what has a direct tendency to promote your happiness in this world and the next . I greatly esteem your character Sir, and am thankful to GOD and you for the great Services...
4James Riley to Thomas Jefferson, 19 December 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
Having (Since my return from Slavery in Africa) been appointed by mr James Simpson our old Consul in Morocco , his agent for Settling his accounts with Government (of about 23 years standing) and to petition Congress in his behalf for arrearages of pay to which he has always considered himself Justly entitled or for such other relief as Congress shall deem fit to afford him, in his present...