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I have duly recieved the new charts of the US. & of the West Indies which you have been so kind...
I recieved your favor covering some papers from Genl. Wilkinson. I have repented but of one...
Being near my departure for Monticello I leave here with orders to forward them to you by the...
The memorial addressed to the President by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of New York on...
I have letters from Monroe of the 11th. of March ⟨He⟩ had conversed with Fox & Gray at some...
The enclosed papers will inform you of ⟨cer⟩tain events which have taken place here relativ⟨e⟩ to...
§ From Samuel F. Bradford. 3 May 1806, Philadelphia. “Some days since, I sent you a book,...
§ From William Jarvis. 3 May 1806, Lisbon. “Nothing material having occured since the date of the...
Th: Jefferson returns to M. Jacobsen his thanks for his Essay on the principles of the English...
Whereas satisfactory information has been recieved that Henry Whitby commanding a British armed...
I have recieved the treatise describing the very ingenious Bathometer for sounding the depths of...
I recieved your letter informing me that the Batavian society of sciences had done me the honor...
§ From Samuel Latham Mitchill. 2 May 1806, New York. “We have just succeeded in carrying the...
§ From Samuel Peters. 2 May 1806, “At Mrs. Kearneys, Washington.” “I have An Apology to lay...
Your favor of Dec. 9. came to hand in due time, but it was not in my power to answer your...
It is with the most heartfelt grief that I have to acquaint you with the very untimely decease of...
Untill this day, I have been from the moment when I left you, in such continual motion that I...
§ To George W. Erving. 1 May 1806, Department of State. “I have received your No 4 dated on 21st....
§ To Robert Patterson. 1 May 1806, Department of State. “In consequence of a representation from...
§ From Anthony Merry. 1 May 1806, Washington. “Mr Merry presents his Respects to Mr Madison, and...
 itak the liberty to send a sekond letter to you on the subject of perpetual motion imost...
 After reflecting on that liberality which it is generally stated, often leads your excellency to...
I should not so soon again have troubled your Excellency, were it not for some malignant...
Le petit ouvrage que j’ay l’honneur de présenter à Votre Excellence, contient des notions...
 Before I left Albemarle, I was not apprised of the expence attending a military dress &c, nor...
May 1. present the 4. heads of departmts. a letter from the Mayor of N.Y. complaing. of the...
 Last February I took the Liberty of addressing a Letter to your Excellency, pointing out my...
I have always believed that the Afra Avis, was the Guinea Hen, but have lately heard it was the...
Treaty privileges of Ships of war in foreign ports Chalmers p. 23–4–5 Vol. I. 37–8 51–2 67 71–2...
§ To Joel Barlow. 30 April 1806, Department of State. “Mr. Madison’s compliments to Mr. Barlow....