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James W. Moss e[s] quire now of Mason County in this State has made some arrangements to move to...
6 March 1809, Hager’s Town. The “republican Citizens” of Washington County met at the courthouse...
Before this you will have seen the proceedings of the Legislature of this State. It is with much...
The undersigned practising Attornies at law within the Mississippi Territory beg leave...
I hope you will pardon me for soliciting your interposition in favor of the bearer hereof, my son...
8 March 1809, London. He has written Lord Grenville regarding inconsistencies in the...
Agreeably to your instructions, I have made arrangements to provide the most necessary articles...
It might be expected that a woman & a stranger shou’d apologize for the freedom of addressing The...
Prevented by a severe cold from paying You my Congratulations, personally, on the 4th of March, I...
11 March 1809, London. Reports that at least eight ships from America have recently arrived in a...
11 March 1809, New Orleans. Congratulates JM upon his inauguration and asks for the same...
Immediately after the affair of the Chesapeake (July 4th.) I went to Mr. Jefferson, making him a...
Previously to the establishment of arrangements for carrying on the work during the ensuing...
Although I have not the honor of a personal acquaintance with you, duty and affection prompt me...
Retired as I live from the political World, and devoted as I am Obliged to be to the duties of my...
Letter not found. 13 March 1809. Mentioned in Edwards to JM, 18 May 1809 . Discusses complaints...
I had the honor to write to you unofficially & very much at large on the 12t Jany; it will not be...
G Granger presents his most respectfull compliments to the President and, at the request of the...
The plan on which the Presidents square is proposed to be planted having been approved by the...
I solicit your directions as to the adaptation of the rooms in the East end of the President’s...
At a Period, the most eventful ever witnessed by Man, when the whole civiliz’d World is engag’d...
14 March 1809, Norwich, Vermont. Buck [a former Federalist representative who had served in the...
Not being able to procure an appointment In the United States Service—I enlisted hoping by this...
I had the honor to address you the 25th. Ulto. by the Brig Vestal of Hull, Lennant Jones, Master,...
On opening my letters from France in the moment of my departure from Washington, I found from...
The honourable and dignifyed languidge of Your late Inaugural adress, protends a peculiarly...
As men in public offices are Subject to Recive public addresses and private proposals—I Solicit...
17 March 1809, Inglesville, Montgomery County, Virginia. A native of the British West Indies,...
On opening my letters from France in the moment of my departure from Washington , I found from...
Being absent from town I did not ⟨rec⟩eive untill the evening of the 15th. your Letter of the 7th...
18 March 1809, New Orleans. Encloses 7 Mar. proceedings of the territorial House of...
19 March 1809, Windham, Connecticut. Discusses the Embargo, MacGowty’s experience as a seaman,...
The enclosed Letter is from the Lady Abbess of the Ursuline Convent, And in compliance with her...
I have been in the habit of corresponding with Mr. Jefferson during his administration, on...
Not having the pleasure of any acquaintance with the present secretary at war, I take the liberty...
I regret exceedingly my Unfortunate situation—will not—at present, permit me the Honor, of paying...
I have been honored with the receipt of your communication under date of the 7th. instt,...
Although something of my situation is hinted at in the poem, yet perhaps not sufficient to give...
22 March 1809, Leghorn. The American consul encloses correspondence with Armstrong in Paris...
Previous to Mr. Heinekens Decease he wrote Your Excellency requesting to know if Mr G J E...
I reached this place last Week after a fatigueing journey through the Mud almost impassible. My...
I inclose you several letters which must have been intended for the office, & not the person...
If ever the human heart, was compleatly gratified, in the accomplishment of an event, in which it...
I inclose you several letters which must have been intended for the office, & not the person...
I am sorrey to give you the trouble of so Small a matter, Knowing you have much buisiness of...
Being disappointed in my expectations in this quarter of the World and having no prospect here of...
I am honored, dear Sir, by your letter of the 14th. instant in answer to mine of the 20th of...
I trust & believe, that the distance which your merit & your long services have placed between us...
Being just recovered from a long indisposition, permit me now to tender you my sincere...
G. Granger presents his compliments to the President, and informs him that it is not contemplated...