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I have recieved your kind letter by Mr. Dawson, and be assured no man in America rejoices more...
I wrote you some time ago by Mr. Dawson and mentioned my intention of returning to America early...
Mr. Fulton’s letter giving an account of his experiments in submarine navigation is to accompany...
The enclosed letters from Mr Laharpe to Mr Stone and from Mr Stone to me are in my opinion of...
This will be presented you by your countryman Doctor Upshaw, a young man of superior talents &...
Mr. Emmet the Bearer of this was an eminent Counceller in Dublin where he has been grievously...
I believe I took the liberty of mentioning to you in a letter last summer, before I left Paris,...
I take the liberty to announce to you my arrival in this country & my intention of visiting your...
I recieved your kind & friendly letter of the 14th. & should have set forward on my journey...
Can you find a half an hour in the course of the day to read over the enclosed Prospectus &...
Will you excuse my volunteering so far in a business that does not belong to me, as to enclose to...
No man can be more unpractised in devices, whether moral or scientific, than I am. I should at...
It is agreed among some members of the Senate that the subject of the Institution shall be bro’t...
If you can find time to read over the enclosed letter from Mr. Erving you will see expressed in a...
Your constant occupation for some time past, has prevented my calling on you, to say some things...
It has not hitherto been in my power to come to Washington as I intended this summer, to recieve...
On hearing of the death of Judge Paterson I take the liberty of that Pierpont Edwards might be...
Is there any cogent reason for continuing to call the Columbia River by that name? If not I...
There is an object of some importance to the interest of the United States, of which it may be in...
Captain OBrien has desired me to enclose to you this letter, think that perhaps it may be useful...
I take the liberty to send you for perusal, a letter I have recd. from Thos. Law at Phila. on his...
I beg your acceptance of a specimen of the typographical art which I think equal to any that...
The Bearer Mr. Mansfield is highly recommended to my by Mr. Lee as a man of integrity &...
As Capn. Haley told me he was sending to your house to day for some heavy baggage, I take the...
I am very thankful for your itenerary, & Mrs. B–& myself expect to begin the use of it in about...
The state of Mrs. Barlow’s health obliged her & myself to go the Philadelphia soon after the date...
I set off tomorrow morning & as I travel alone in a light carriage with cool weather I may be...
I send you the Institute’s examination of Gall’s famous theory of the Brain. The inquiries on...
When last in Philaa. I suggested to Dr. Mease the idea of a work on the manufactures of that...