1David Michie to Thomas Jefferson, 23 April 1813 (Jefferson Papers)
Yours of the 20 h Ins t has been received. I am perfectly willing to have the depositions of Judge Carr & M r Price taken at any time when the Judge may be in this neighbourhood. It will likewise give me pleasure in accomidating you in taking any others you may think necessary Tr ( ViU : TJP-LBJM ); in
2David Michie to Thomas Jefferson, 30 May 1813 (Jefferson Papers)
The indisposition of my family will prevent my attending at Charlottesville tomorow as requested in yours of this days date .— You are I presume apprized that I have obtained from Judge Stuart a Certiorari to remove the proceedings on the forcible entry & detainer into the Superior Court of law for this district: on that, and all the points of Controversy between us, I have lately taken the...
3David Michie’s Plea and Answer in Jefferson v. Michie, [by 6 September 1813] (Jefferson Papers)
The plea of David Michie the Def t named in the bill of Complaint of Thomas Jefferson Complainant exhibited in the County Court of Albemarle The said Defendant by protestation not Confessing or acknowledging all or any of the matters and things in the Complainants said bill of Complaint Contained to be true in such manner and form as the same is therein declared and set forth, but avering that...