1To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 22 January 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr. Hammond has the honor of sending to Mr. Jefferson the last Monthly Review and Gentlemans Magazine, which he has received from England. Mr. H. also annexes a Copy of the Queen of Spain answer to his letter of recall. He has no copy of this last paper, but the tenor of it may be collected from the Queen of Spain’s answer. RC ( DNA : RG 59, NL ); enclosure: Copy of Luisa, Queen of Spain, to...
2To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 2 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr. Hammond presents his most respectful Compliments to Mr. Jefferson. He is this moment returned home, and has been extremely mortified at learning the mistake, which his servant, through ignorance, committed, in informing Mr. Jefferson that Mr. H. was then in the house, as at the time, when Mr. J. was so obliging as to call upon him, he had been absent from home more than half an hour. RC (...
3To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 2 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr. Hammond presents his most respectful Compliments to Mr. Jefferson, and would have been happy to have dined with him today; had he not been engaged for some days past to meet a party of English Gentlemen. Mr. H. will be happy to wait upon Mr. Jefferson at any hour tomorrow that he will be so obliging as to appoint. RC ( DNA : RG 59, NL ); addressed: “Mr Jefferson Secretary of state for the...
4To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 2 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr. Hammond will have the honor of dining with Mr. Jefferson tomorrow, in compliance with his obliging invitation. RC ( DNA : RG 59, NL ); endorsed by TJ with reference to the communications exchanged with Hammond on this day: “Hammond George. June 2. 1792. notes preceding the conference reported to the President.” Tr ( Lb in same).
5To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 6 July 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
In answer to your letter of this day, I have the honor of stating to you, that I have no information as to the precise situation of Caldwell manor; but from a variety of circumstances I am inclined to believe that Caldwell manor either is situated near to, or forms part of, the town of Alburgh, which town, though on the south side of the 45th degree of latitude, is under the protection and...
6To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 6 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Mr. Hammond presents his respectful Compliments to Mr. Jefferson. Having this morning received a letter from Richmond, which informs him of the adjournment of the circuit Court of that place, without any decision on the subject of actions brought by British Creditors, he will be much obliged to Mr. Jefferson, if he will have the goodness to acquaint him, whether this circumstance has arisen...
7To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 9 April 179[3] (Jefferson Papers)
On the 12th of March last I had the honor of addressing a letter to you on the subject of Mr. Pagan. As you have never acknowledged the receipt of that letter , I am apprehensive it may not have reached you: if that shall have been the case, I will transmit you a copy of it, and am with due respect, Sir, Your very humble servant, RC ( DNA : RG 59, NL ); in the hand of Edward Thornton, signed...
8To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 28 December 1791 (Jefferson Papers)
Since I had the honor of addressing to you (on the 26th of November) a memorial on the case of Mr. Thomas Pagan, I have received from my Court some farther information upon the subject. I therefore flatter myself, Sir, that you will permit me, to recall this affair to your attention, and to express the solicitude, which I must naturally feel, to learn some determination with regard to it. My...
9To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 18 February 179[3] (Jefferson Papers)
I should feel a considerable degree of reluctance in troubling you again on the subject of your communication of the 13th curt., were I not solicitous to justify an expression in my answer, which, from the letter I received from you this morning, appears to you exceptionable in point of accuracy. I was induced to regard the assurance of my personal conviction &ca. as a formal one, by the...
10To Thomas Jefferson from George Hammond, 8 September 1793 (Jefferson Papers)
I have the honor to inform you that I have received the inclosed copy of Mr. Shoolbred’s commission, as his Majestys Vice-Consul for the states of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, which he has forwarded under a presumption that a copy would be competent to the purpose of obtaining the recognition of the President of the United States. The particular cases of exigency, which have...