1From Thomas Jefferson to Sharp Delany, 16 May 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Th: Jefferson asks from the Custom-house a permit to land from on board the Louisa Capt. Birkhead from Marseilles 4. casks of olive trees } cost 4 1/8 1. cask of Caper plants sterl. a small box of Confectionary contents and cost unknown, being a present. He has nothing else consigned to him on board that vessel PrC ( MHi ).
2From Thomas Jefferson to Sharp Delany, 15 January 1791 (Jefferson Papers)
I have been in daily expectation of recieving the invoice wherein the prices of the paper will be stated, as Mr. Short assured me it should come in his next letter. But I have not yet recieved it. If it be necessary however for the regularity of your accounts, I think we can come at it nearly. The invoice of the articles which came with them, states 150. rouleaux of paper. Turning to a paper I...
3From Thomas Jefferson to Sharp Delany, 30 April 1793 (Jefferson Papers)
The arrangement taken with respect to sea-letters was that they should be delivered to the collectors of the customs at every port of the US. as the persons who might the most conveniently countersign and deliver them out, and for this purpose that they should be sent from my office to the Commissioner of the revenue to be distributed, as being particularly within his department. Understanding...