181931James Madison to Alexander Garrett, 21 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
Do me the favor to forward, for the Report to be made to the Literary Board, the annual contribution of the Bursar With great respect Draft (DLC) . The following draft for A. S. Brockenbrough, November 21, 1828, is subjoined.
181932James Madison to Arthur S. Brockenbrough, 21 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
Be so good as to send me for the Report becoming due to the Legislature the annual accounts of the Proctor. With friendly respects Draft (DLC) .
181933James Madison to Joseph C. Cabell, 22 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
Finding by yours of the 16th. just recd. that you will not leave Edgewood, before a letter will probably reach it, I will ask the favor of you to make another erasure from my letter of Ocr. 30 viz. of the words--"Notwithstanding British representations to the contrary", immediately following "other than G. B. which have Colonies" The fact asserted as to other nations, will stand as well...
181934Notes on Revisions to Letter to Joseph C. Cabell, 22 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
Calculating that you may be yet found at Edgewood, I venture to add to the last paragraph some lines of variations in < > letter of Sepr 18. the following. I have not time to explain the reasons but they are satisfactory. Insert before the word "impugned" the word " necessarily " and erase after it, the words " as has been alledged " Erase from the 2 or 3. pargh. beginning with "nor can it be...
181935Isaac A. Coles to James Madison, 22 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
I now inclose part of a letter in the hand writing of P. Henry in complyance with the promise I gave you when last at Montpellier—I hope it will reach you in time to answer the purpose for which you wanted it. I recieved a letter from my Brother Edward by the last mail. He had reached Illinois very safely, & was in better health than he had been for years. I have some Hope he will return with...
181936John Coalter to James Madison, 23 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
I have been much concerned to learn, within a day or two past, that the Governor has not yet received from you the Copy of the proceedings of the Convention at Charlottesville, & that consequently it may not appear in his Message to the Legislature— I have sent him a Message, & shall write to him, that I take it for granted your Letter has miscarried, & indeavour to prevail on him to consider...
181937John Hartwell Cocke to James Madison, 24 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
I have recd. yours this day inclosing Monsr. Fer[ron’s] letter. Yours containing Professor Lomaxs communication came duly to hand, & has been acted upon. I informed Prof. L. that I could see no objection to "his occupying as heretofore, the hours of the Medical School, as long as in the opinion of the Faculty no inconvenience was likely to result from the change" I shall refer Monsr. Ferrons...
181938John A. G. Davis to James Madison, 24 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
There is no printed copy of the memorial as finally agreed on. The Convention only had it printed as it was reported by the committee; and in that form also, together with the subsequent proceedings, it was published. In complying with the resolution of the Convention in regard to the copy of the memorial &c to be furnished the Governor, I was at a loss to know whether it was intended that a...
181939William Wertenbaker to James Madison, 25 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
It is believed that the office of Secretary to the Board of Rector & Visitors will be vacant at their next meeting by the removal of Mr. Trist to the City of Washington. I wish my name to be mentioned to the Board as an applicant for the Office; With regard to my own claims and qualifications compared with those of other applicants, I shall say nothing, but refer the Board to the Faculty of...
181940Joseph C. Cabell to James Madison, 26 November 1828 (Madison Papers)
Your favor of 22d. came to hand by the last mail, and in full time for the purpose contemplated. The correction and addition directed in regard to your letters of the 18th Sepr. and the 30th Oct: have been made. Should any thing further occur to you, be pleased to direct to me at Richmond. Some time next week I shall set out for that place, having been detained longer at home this fall than...