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I leave the letter to Mr Brent open for your inspection. It contains one to Genl Wilkinson to be...
The heavy rains sometime since prevented my setting out for Washington, on the day I had...
Not being able to see mr. Dallas on my return from your house, I sent him my paper for his & mr...
I enclose you a project of a letter to adml. Cochrane, in reply to his, which I lately sent you....
I must mention to you in confidence that Judge anderson is willing to accept the office of...
Mr Madison will be so kind as to inform me whether he went yesterday to the Fair, & if he did...
The Bearer, Mr. Wm. Taylor, is the Gentleman who was appointed by Mr. Skipwith to reside at St....
I returnd here on friday last, the 15., much improvd in my health, & propose setting out on...
I send you a sketch of a letter, of instructions to our commissrs to treat with the Dey of...
I enclose you a letter from mr Changuyon, in reply to one I wrote him shortly after your...
I have not seen Mr. Tazewell & therefore can add nothing to what I have already said respecting...
I enclose you a letter from Col Humphreys & also one from Col. Pike. I am glad to see by the...
I arriv’d here last night, having left my family in Loudoun, to attend some preparation for their...
I set out this morning for washington in the hope of being with you on monday next, as I shall...
The unceasing fall of rain has so broken in on my proposd visit to, & return from Washington, to...
I wished to obtain an interview with Bizet before I answer’d your favor of the 16th., that I...
The enclosed from Genl. Ripley, was intended for my own inspection only; but as it is interesting...
I saw Mr de Neuville to day and explaind the cause, why, the article was not sent to the press....
An opportunity offering this evening of conversing freely with Mr. Dallas, on the subject of the...
I wrote you a few lines the day I left Washington, to advise of it, and of the state in which the...
A great number of small objects with the necessity I was under to answer some letters, prevented...
I returned yesterday from Loudoun, rather injur’d than benefitted by the trip. The slightest...
Nothing new has occurrd since mine of yesterday. I have yours of the 5th. Mr Eustis has been with...
3 March 1813, Department of State. “The Secretary of State to whom was referred the Resolution of...
Your letter of the 20th. instant reached me yesterday morning. The subject which it presents to...
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the resolution of the Senate of the 20th instant,...
I return’d here yesterday morning, having been prevented arriving the preceding evening by the...
The Spanish officer to whom the enclosed papers relate, having obtaind an interview, presented...
I have receivd yours of the 28th. april, from monticello. The late events in France will...
The instructions & comn., to mr Shaler & the commodores, and letter to the Dey were forwarded...