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Polygraph for Mr. Volney $60.— The Polygraph at Washington & that at Monticella being 60$...
Inclosed are the spiral springs you desire in yours of the 19th. instant The loop is easily...
It is with reluctance that I offer a word in favor of any Person desireous of getting into...
I presented to the Philosophical Society at their last setting, the drawing of the Antilope with...
This morning my son Rembrandt shewed me his invention of Pens to hold a greater quantity of Ink...
I have just received yours of the 3d instant , and regret that it did not arrive sooner, as it is...
Your favor enclosing Ten Dollars; the payment for the additions to your small Polygraph I have...
My Sons here are very desireous of having the outline of your profile taken in the size which the...
The small Polygraph mentioned in my letter of the 13th. has now the Machinery to it and will...
The Bears I received today, in good health, and tomorrow we shall give them a more spacious Cage....
I have received one hundred Dollars inclosed in your favor of the 12th. Instant, and with...
It was my intention in my last letter to have mentioned to you my equiescence in your retaining...
Mr. Philip DePeyster writes me that John Lyle Esqr. is dead; that two Vessels, one in 24 days and...
I have only time to inform you that the Polyh. is sent by this Mail Stage—that the Boxes for...
I have just returned from the Country, where my young family was during the late fever, and found...
I send you a pr. of Pen-arms with Screws for the Movement of the Pen-tubes, and also springs...
The enclosed profiles I hope will be acceptable, the names were repeated to me by one of the...
A french-man; an Indian trader from new Orleans, brought here in the sickly season last summer a...
The Polygraph intended for your Secretary and that for Mr. Volney were shippd yesterday, and the...
The bearer Mr. James Chalmers is desireous to enter into the Army. he is of a very respectable...
By tomorrows mail-stage I mean to send in one packing-case, two Polygraphs; one that you ordered...
It is my hope that I shall never do any thing, which will be disagreable to you. My father was a...
your Polygraph I received this afternoon, and it is now in the hands of the Workman, who will...
Making use of a Polygraph which is placed in the Room of my Sons Exhibition of the Skeleton of...
Mr. Hunter is returned from Kentucky and tells me that the account of the upper part of the Skull...
It is evident that many Persons who has had what is termed a classical Education, have so little...
It will be very interesting to see the Grisley-Bear brought to his full growth, one of the Skins...
The enclosed pen-cases I flatter myself will be found very convenient, the slits are made longer...
Believing you would be pleased in knowing my success in a trip up the north river, by the...
I was desirous to made enquiry of the Merchant about the Packet which carried your Lamp &...