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I am the unhappy young man to say again that I have not received an answer yet to my last dates...
9 July 1812, Baltimore. In his haste to enclose documents concerning himself, neglected to date...
Since I had the pleasure of addressing you this Morning—I have had a conversation with Sergeant...
Some time ago in a conversation with Col Monroe I informed him that a Bill was then pending,...
The nominations you Sent in to day—will not be finally acted on for want of time. By a rule of...
The resignation of the Attorney General, having I apprehend, created Some difficulty, with...
I take leave to Obtrude upon your time for a few moments, in behalf of William G D Worthington...
Being desirous that the application which I now make, Shoud reach you, with as little delay as...
I do myself the honor to inclose you a letter which has been Signd by four of the delegation from...
In the Course of the communication which Judge Thruston and I had with you, on Monday evening, he...
The Committee to whom was referd the Nomination of Albert Gallatin to be one of the Envoys...
I take leave to enclose you, a Copy of a Resolution of the Senate. The Committee appointed by...
The first time I had the honor of Seeing you, after your late return from Virginia, you had the...
I am authorisd to Say, that Captain David Porter of the Navy of the United States, will accept...
General John Sevier, Whose time as a representative in Congress, terminated With the recent...
N o 31.537. I have examined and adjusted an Account between the United States and Thomas...
Having been in the navy Yard at New York as Clerk to the naval Store-Keeper there from the 1st....
Prehaps you will be surpriz d and no doubt condem the author of the following lines either as an...
Your Favor Sir of the 15 th Ul t has follow’d me to this place—most gratefully do I feel my...
At the suggestion of M r H. G. Spafford I enclose the drawings of a new System in boat and Ship...
The numerous, vindictve and malicious Aspersions that have appeared in our public papers to...
I feel a reluctance in addressing myself to you, which the knowledge of your character will...
Your communication in the late Chonacle has capt all your other transactions—not content with...
The nature & importance of the Object of this Prospectus is the only apology I can offer, for an...
Being retired, as you now are from the affairs of State, you doubtless have much time which you...
Having got a few seeds from Europe that appear deserving attention, and as some of ‘em may be...
Tarragon is a plant, much us’d in Sallads. it hath a Sharp aromatic taste, and contains many oily...
M Lewis , born August 18, o f 74 in Albemarle . he at first went to common day schools, learning...
Your friend, who has been long silent, desires once more to address you. And, as it may be the...
The hope of giving you some information that my experience and pursuits in life enable me to...
John Polly is a crazy man and wants to see you very much, If you (or any body) who this should...
I have looked to your Library as a source from whence the late national loss might be nearly,...
The enclosed was written by Judge Innis —after perusing the dispatches of gen l Harrison to gov....
You will not doubt the sincerity of the writer when he assures you, that he has been upon his...
What do you think of y e times & c NB—the times are better y n yesterday or y e day before in y e...
At a meeting of the Members, of the “Antient Plymouth Society . (Instituted in the Seventeenth...
Mr Antrobus presents his respects to The President and Mrs Madison and will have the honor of...
Not having found a convenient opportunity to communicate personally to you, a part of the object...
The departure of a vessel for the U: States , in the course of an hour, allows me only the time...
Early in the present month, I convey’d, by the Brig adeline , Capt n Jenkins for Baltimore , a...
I believe, Sir, that the last time I had the honor of addressing you, it was on the Subject of...
22 March 1809, Leghorn. The American consul encloses correspondence with Armstrong in Paris...
My last letter to you, Sir, was in date, of the 10 th of the present month, conveying duplicates...
I had the honor of addressing you on the 20 th of march , announcing the death of m r mazzei .—...
I am sensible, Sir, in addressing to you personally my letter I am deviating from forms usually...
My last respects , Sir, were in date of the 30 th of May, and which went by the Schooner Fanny ,...
I have shipp’d on board the Brig Saucy-Jack , Capt: Humphrys for charleston. S. Carolina —two...
Thomas Jefferson —D r     from Frulani To a barrel of Carmigniano Wine ₤ 45 } 73. 6.8 To 57...
My last respects were in date of the 15 th of april , conveying to you at the same time, the...
You will recieve, Sir, by this conveyance, a letter from m r mazzei , relating to the money which...