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The time is now fully arrived when it has become expedient to decide the fate of the Museum to...
Believing you would be pleased in knowing my success in a trip up the north river, by the...
Since the receipt of your favor of the 23d. having the determined size of the Polygraphs, the...
I was desirous to made enquiry of the Merchant about the Packet which carried your Lamp &...
Your favor of the 12th. ult. enclosing the payment of Sixty Dollars for your small polygraph,...
Your favour of the 29th. July I did not receive until I had reached the place of bones, when I...
My son Rembrandt now at Baltemore exhibiting his Skeleton of the Mammoth, writes me as follows....
every object which can add to the comforts and conveniences of life are important to us, none...
with great reluctance I wrote my last letter to you, for I hold the military profession as the...
Your Model for a very small Polygraph is now before me, to give a proper answer on it, I must...
While offering to your acceptance the two enclosed Publications, I am prompted by my knowledge of...
Yesterday General Proctor called on me with the enclosed Letter to make what use I pleased with...
Your small Polygraph sent by Mr. Hawkins I have at last received from New York. It is ingeniously...
It gives me pleasure to inform you that I am so far on my return to the Museum with the Bones...
17 April 1805, “Museum.” “Desireous of having some business done in the Patent Office I have...
I have just received the enclosed Pamphlet with Letters from my Sons —they closed their...
The Polygraph you desire for Mr. Volney is in the hands of my Workmen, who are pleased in the...
I now write with your Polygraph by way of tryal, and find that it is absolutely necessary to hold...
The machinery to make your Inkpots moovable will be sent by tomorrows post, the only difficulty...
Yours of the 15th Instant received yesterday. The Cabinet work of your Polygraph is nearly...
Polygraph for Mr. Volney $60.— The Polygraph at Washington & that at Monticella being 60$...
It is to be regreted that you had not sent sooner, when we might have sent you some of Coll....
Your drawings of a Polygraph I received in due time. It was my intention to have wrote, that you...
Wishing to find some means of improving the Machinery of your Polygraph, I have since writing the...
It will give me pleasure to meet your wishes in every thing which may tend to the benefit and...
Yours of the 27th. Ult. and 1st. Instant I have received.—A Polygraph with the alterations you...
When I wrote last, the 10th. Ult., the head of a Common Ox then before me was so imperfect as to...
View of the Upper Part From the Suter H the center of the Head to root of the horn I 7 Inches...
I have received letters from my Sons dated Octr 14th, about two weeks after they had opened their...
The Baron requests me to present his compliments that he will do himself the pleasure to wait on...
Your Polygraph will be put into the Mail Stage on tomorrow. Desiring to make it as correct as...
View of Bone from Kentucky, presented the American Philosophical Society. MS ( DLC : TJ Papers,...
Having finished your Polygraph, I find it performs very well; therefore I have put the Pens as...
The Skins of the several Antilopes was so badly managed in the Skining, and also so much eaten by...
Your obliging letter wrote at the moment you were setting out for Monticello,—I sent to my Son...
I am pleased that I can announce to you what I esteem an important improvement of the machinery...
By the Mail Stage I have sent you two Polygraphs in one Box. The ease with which writing may be...
Your letter of the 15th. also the Model I have received—and I doubt not by clamping the boards...
Your Polygraph is in the Schooner Charming Mary, Captn. Potter, now on his passage to Richmond—It...
The three Polygraphs intended as presents for Tripoli are finished, but finding I was too late to...
I have received yours of the 6th. Instant enclosing fifty Six Dollars for the use of Mr. Randolph...
In conversation with a friend this morning as the Indians were leaving this City, he said they...
Puting some of the Machinery togather will complete the Polygraph you intend for Mr. Volney—It is...
Mr. Hawkins has not in any of his letters to me, said a word about the price of the Polygraph he...
14 February 1803, Museum. “Be pleased to accept the inclosed. Should you ever meet me in the...
Several days I have been meditating to write and give you a description of Mr. Hawkins’s...
Your Polygraph was nearly finished before I received your favor of the 21st. Instant, and your...
I have just returned from a journey into Montgomery County or your letter of the 1st. Instant...
I was in the country when your note encloseing a Check for fifty Dollars, for the use of Mr....
After a long silence Rembrandt again communicates to me, dated London March 28th.—1803. “ The...