1From Thomas Jefferson to Honoré Julien, 27 January 1825 (Jefferson Papers)
I have to thank you, my good friend M. Jullien, for your magnificent present of Canvas backs. they came sound and in good order, and enabled me to regale my friends here with what they had never tasted before. their delicious flavor was new to them, but what heightened it with me was the proof they brought of your kind recollection of me. I enquire concerning you of every one who comes from...
2Thomas Jefferson to Honoré Julien, 8 November 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I thank you, my good friend, for your excellent Swiss cheese. it is safely recieved, is very fine, and very acceptable, and the more so as a testimony of your good will towards me. my health is getting better slowly, but I do not venture out of the house yet. I salute you with affectionate friendship and sincere wishes for your prosperity PoC ( DLC ); on verso of reused address cover of Mathew...
3Thomas Jefferson to Honoré Julien, 6 October 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I thank you, my good friend, for the favors of the cheese & seeds mentioned in your letter of Sep. 11. to have been forwarded to me. if by water, they will probably still come safely to hand: but if by the stage, they h a ve probably stopped at Fredericksburg or at some other stage house by the way. uncertain by what route they have been forwarded, I have been unable to enquire for them. but...
4Thomas Jefferson to Honoré Julien, 25 December 1817 (Jefferson Papers)
While I sincerely lament the unfortunate fate of poor Le Maire whom I never suspected of gloom enough to bring himself to so tragical an end, I thank you my good friend for having informed me of it. it proves that I still live in your recollection, and that our former relations have left friendly impressions on your mind towards me, as I assure you they have in mine towards yourself, and that,...
5Thomas Jefferson to Honore Julien, 8 January 1810 (Jefferson Papers)
Th: Jefferson has recieved with pleasure & thankfulness M r Julien’s letter of the new year’s day , and his kind wishes & compliments of the season, which he reciprocates with much cordiality. he will always be happy to hear of his welfare & prosperity. the occupations of the garden, the workshops, & the farms fill up the whole of Th: Jefferson’s time with attentions equally interesting to his...