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§ To Louis F. Delesdernier. 4 March 1806, Department of State. “I enclose an extract from the...
§ To Thomas Dobson. 4 March 1806, Department of State. “I request the favor of you to state at...
§ From William Lee. 4 March 1806, Bordeaux. “By two Imperial Decrees dated the twenty second, and...
§ From James Maury. 4 March 1806, Liverpool. “I had the honor of writing to you on the 31st:...
§ From Josef Yznardy. 4 March 1806, Cádiz. “I am just returned from Madrid to reside here, I have...
I am honored with the receipt of your Letter of the 16. of January; and its enclosure has been...
Survey; 20 Townships of six miles square each, lay out one half of each Township into 100. acre...
Your letter of the 1st. instant informing me of your discovery of a method of converting iron...
Mr. Philip DePeyster writes me that John Lyle Esqr. is dead; that two Vessels, one in 24 days and...
I take the liberty, to adress you on a subject which after making all possible inquiry, have not...
We the undersigned Ship owners & others concern’d in trade, inhabitants of Kennebunk, in the...
I have recd. tho’ not till the 1st. instant your favor of the 19 Feby. and beg you to accept my...
§ To the Senators and Representatives from Rhode Island. 3 March 1806, Department of State. “I...
§ From William C. C. Claiborne. 3 March 1806, New Orleans. “Permit me the honor to introduce to...
§ From Philip DePeyster. 3 March 1806, New York. “John Lyle Esqr. our recently appointed Consul...
§ From Anthony Merry. 3 March 1806, Washington. “I have received the Honor of your Letter of the...
§ From Anthony Merry. 3 March 1806, Washington. “I have the Honor to acquaint you that I have...
J’ose esperer que vous recevrez avec bonté l’exemplaire que j’ai l’honneur de vous adresser d’un...
About 12 days ago, I returned from an excursion up the Mississippi river. The object of this...
Permit me the honor of introducing to your acquaintance, Mr. Joshua Lewis—one of the Land...
I am under the Necessity of Dropping a Line to your Excellency for information on a subject to me...
I beg leave to introduce to your notice Mr. Hassler, a Gentleman lately from Switzerland. He is a...
With respect, to the application for the appointment of Mr Wm. Riggs, as consul for the US at...
Resolved, That the President of the United States be requested, to cause to be laid before the...
§ From Maximilian Godefroy. 2 March 1806, Baltimore. Shared with all who know JM concern about...
Mr. James Ronaldson of Philadelphia has sent me a number of samples of Philadelphia manufactures...
I did not understand, until told so by the servant at the door, that the two articles of marble...
I thank you for your letter of Feb. 5. which I have transmitted as an answer to an ill-judged...
I have recieved the favor of your letter of Feb. 24. & read with thankfulness it’s obliging...
As far as I can judge from your letter of Jan. 20. which I recieved only two days ago, your claim...
In answer to the letter in which you bring the subject of your claims, arising whilst you were...
I enclose the rough draft of an Article for Spain, which tho’ I have rejected a number of...
§ From John Griffin. 1 March 1806, St. Louis. “The interest you have taken in procuring me a seat...
I shd. have written to you ‘ere this had I have had any thing to suggest to you, which I could...
I beg you to receive—accompanied with my warm respects—a Treatise written on the Criminal Laws of...
Th: Jefferson presents his compliments to mr Clay. he was mistaken in believing he had a packet...
Mr. Triplett T. Estes complains that the compensation allowed him for carrying the Mail from...
I have to request you would have the goodness, to honor me with a line informing me whether you...
Oppres’d by diffidence and a sense of the apparent boldness of my Undertaking in presuming...
I have shipped for you, on board the Brig Hope Capt Fisher, bound to Alexandria, two Cases of...
Entertaining a high respect for your benevolence and Judgment I have taken liberty of asking your...
The enclosed paper ought to have been returned to you, when I wrote to you from Richmond; in...
Since my letter of Feb. 14. we have recieved one from Genl. Armstrong in answer to that I...
Th: Jefferson presents his respects to Messrs. Stanton & Howland, & regrets that it is not...
The Gentleman who will have the pleasure to deliver you this is a particular friend of this...
Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States of America, To all who shall see these presents,...
What would you think of raising a force for the defence of New Orleans in this manner? Give a...
A bill wh. has been presented before the house of Reps. has produc’d much sensation here; I...
Presuming that it may be satisfactory to the President and useful, to be made acquainted without...
§ From Elias Vander Horst. 28 February 1806, Bristol. “Since my last respects to you of the 15....