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Mr. John Ammonett, who will deliver this letter into your hands, is a descendant from one of the...
There is, without doubt, a protection due to foreign built vessels, owned by American citizens ;...
Before the departure of the attorney of this district for Norfolk, I wrote to him, with his...
We have been at cross purposes about the inclosed letter of July 24. 1793. in answer to Mr....
By the last post I suggested to you that our European affairs would probably bear greater delay...
The letter and proclamation of the governor of North Carolina seem to afford a proper ground for...
The 14th. article of our treaty with France has shut out all general reasoning from the law of...
The new arrangement, to which my aversion to the law has lately given birth, throws me into a new...
The council board has been so much crouded with business of late, that I could not procure an...
My communications to you in the case of Pagan against Hooper, combined with the facts, which have...
Mr. Carrington, who is a defendant in the suit, brought by your Relation Jefferson vs. Reade’s...
While I supposed, that every thing was completed by Mr. Morris relative to Mr. Short’s money, for...
I have the honor to acknowledge your favor, of the 28th. of December, on the subject of John...
The abstract, which I had the honor of putting into your hands this morning, was formed by a...
The interruption, which the contagious disorder now prevailing in Philadelphia, has given to my...
I have perused the abstract of the case of Thomas Pagan, which I received from you this morning....
I took the liberty of mentioning to you the other day the application, which Mr. Telles’s friends...
I yesterday received a letter from my mother, painting an embarrassment in one of my father’s...
I shall make a statement of my account with Mr. Mazzei, as soon as I return home; and will...
As the terms for an arrangement, including Mr. Short’s claim on me, will soon be perfected with...
I beg leave to remind your excellency of the situation of John Dean, a supposed fugitive from the...
Reflecting upon what I wrote this morning respecting the capture, made by the unarmed countrymen,...
A Perhaps the Secretary of State, revising the expression of this member of the sentence, will...
1. I cannot discover any existing authority, to make the deed to Pennsylvania . Congress must be...
Mr. J. rightly supposed, that the approbation of E.R. was by mistake written upon the answer to...
The requisition of departure is, in my judgment, expressed in the most accurate and satisfactory...
Judge Wilson, to whom application was made for a citation in the writ of error, desired in...
Being on the point of my departure for Philadelphia, I have only time to inform your excellency,...
E. Randolph, with best respects, to Mr. Jefferson. Yesterday your suit with Johnson was tried;...
Mr. James Lownes, of this place, is about to visit Monticello, upon a subject, interesting to...
Immediately upon my receipt of your request to execute a deed to for M r Mazzei’s property in...
When I came lately into office, I found two letters from your excellency to my predecessor...
I suspect from the communication of the British Minister, dated on the 18th. of february 1792,...
The existence of the bill is, I believe, unquestionable. I remember to have heard my uncle speak...
Many unforeseen accidents, and particularly a long indisposition have occasioned the delay, which...
I was much distressed on the receipt of your late favor by Mrs. Randolph, to find your...
I have examined the papers which you did me the honor of submitting to me yesterday, on the...
Mr. Wilson, after a consultation with his brethren, has allowed Pagan’s writ of error . No...
Does not Marius on bills of exchange (p. 29) give satisfaction as to your bill; which I...
I can never believe, that the impeachment of Mr. G. should be drawn from any other sources, than...
I took the liberty of inclosing to you about ten days ago a farther representation, and some...
Notwithstanding you have fenced out from the purlieus of Monticello every thing, which assumes a...
I cannot suffer my engagements in business, to interfere with a reply to the observations, with...
Your mission to Europe reached us the day before yesterday, and made me doubt whether you will...
The inclosed letter is from Charlton. If you approve it, let the sum be settled in what I owe you...
I do myself the honor of returning to your Excellency the papers referred to me, respecting the...
I have been forbidden by an unusual sensation in my head for some time past, to write a line,...
Gilmer, not being able to attend the Convention the other Day, when the Delegates were chosen,...
You will perceive from the two letters marked A and B, of which I enclose copies, that the...
Your friendly overture of a correspondence; altho’ written on the 31st. Ulto. , did not reach me...