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11 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 1 June 1801 1801-06-01 The letter of Mr: Humphries enclosing other communications from Mr. OBrien & Mr: Cathcart ,...
12 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 29 January 1802 1802-01-29 You was obligingly disposed to say, that tho’ you did not subscribe, you would receive a copy of...
13 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 8 January 1802 1802-01-08 A Bill is about to be offered to the House of Representatives by the Senate, in which it is...
14 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 18 June 1801 1801-06-18 Mr: Austin presumes to ask, if it would meet with the countenance of the President, that a...
15 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 29 June 1801 1801-06-29 In the George Town “Museum” & in the “National Intelligencer” of this day may be observed a...
16 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 19 December 1801 1801-12-19 Will you have the goodness to look over a communication of 28th ulto & seriously to weigh its...
17 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 21 March 1801 1801-03-21 Cast my eye upon a News paper of this morning , I observed the following remark: “We understand...
18 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, [22 June 1801] 1801-06-22 Mr. Austin acknowleges the very acceptable Note from the President of 21. inst: and has the...
19 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 19 January 1802 1802-01-19 It is painful to me to pierce a man of your natural good dispositions, even with the truth. But...
20 Austin, David Jefferson, Thomas To Thomas Jefferson from David Austin, 11 June 1801 1801-06-11 I have observed too much candor in your manner of receiving my communications, to fear a trespass...