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Give me leave to introduce to you, Mr Theodore Lyman junior, a young Gentleman of Education and...
A recent illness from which I am just recovering obliges me to borrow the pen of a grandaughter...
Th: Jefferson requests mr Gallatin to give a safe passage to the inclosed letters, and salutes...
This will be handed to you by mr William C. Preston a young gentleman of this state, either son,...
I inclose an extract of a letter from Mr. John Randolph on the subject of a Mr. Richardson, and a...
Mr. Holley late President of the Transylvania University, being about to take a look at Europe,...
You probably know that a sum of about £2000 St: was placed by Mr. Jefferson in the hands of the...
Learning from Mr Rives that he expects to be in New York some days before his embarkation for...
In a letter of the 6 th inst. I took the liberty of troubling you with a part of my annual...
Your favor of June 5. did not arrive before the Visitors who met in July had closed their Session...
My last acknowledged yours of June 5. and observed that having appointed Mr. Bonnycastle to the...
In my letter of March 20. I stated the salary allowed to Professors in the University of Virginia...
I avail myself as usual of the protection of your cover for my letters. that to Cathalan need...
Mr. Trist who now holds a place in the Department of State, will be so much gratified by an...
Notwithstanding the lapse of time, nothing definitive has taken place, in concert with Mr....
It is probably not unknown to you that the Visitors of the University of Virginia, anxious to...
The importance that the inclosed letters should safely reach their destination impels me to avail...
Your letter of July 22 . was most acceptable to me, by the distinctness of the view it presented...
I take the liberty of putting under the protection of your cover a letter to Cardinal Dugnani at...
After a long silence I salute you with affection. the weight of 80. years pressing heavily on me,...
‘It is said to be an ill wind which blows favorably to no one.’ my ill health has long suspended...