43081To Thomas Jefferson from Nicholas Febvrier, 13 February 1804 (Jefferson Papers)
My Son attends to receive Your Excellency’s Answer to a Lettr. some time since delivered You—I blush when I think that my Necessity should be such as to make Me call on the humane & charitable I am penyless & of course Friendless— May God bless You Adieu if You cannot assist Me, You can forgive Me—I remain wishing if Possible an exaltation to Your Glory I am the Unfortunate RC ( DLC );...
43082To Thomas Jefferson from Nicholas Febvrier, 25 January 1804 (Jefferson Papers)
I am cover’d with confusion when I think it should be my Fate to engage Your Attention from the grand Interests of the Nation even for a Moment; but when I know & your People know that one of Your great & noble Traits are Humanity & Philantrophy, it gives Me confidence. The humane Howard an English-Man visited the Cells of the miserable; I have every sentiment to believe, He participected of...
43083To Thomas Jefferson from Susannah Febvrier, 16 April 1806 (Jefferson Papers)
Please to excuse me for troubling you but the reason of my taken this liberty is to beg you to be so kind as to lend me ten dollars untill the first of July I Shall receive Some money from Balimore about that time and I will faithfully return you your money again I live near your house in a house of mr. doines and I am owing him ten dollars for rent which I have not at this time and if I...
43084To Thomas Jefferson from Susannah Febvrier, 8 January 1805 (Jefferson Papers)
Please to excuse me for troubling you but my reason for troubling you Sir, is to beg you would be so kind as to helpe me to a little money: I am in Greate distress and have two Children in my armes without any meens to Supporte them. and rent to pay which I am not able to doe at preasent. my husband was obliged Give all his Property up to his Credetors last Spring and finding him Self reduced...
43085Federal Republican, [12 December 1796] (Hamilton Papers)
For the Minerva. To the Citizens of New-York. Fellow Citizens, Elections in Republics are always of importance. The approaching one may with truth be said to be peculiarly so. No one can doubt that the steady and prosperous course of our government, hitherto is very much owing to the well deserved weight and influence of the excellent and beloved patriot, who now fills the presidential chair,...
43086Thomas Feeling to Thomas Jefferson, 12 December 1817 (Jefferson Papers)
With very great respect I take leave to address you on a subject which I am convinced you have much at heart, and no individual in the United-States understands better. It is the improvement of the Agriculture of the Country Having been originally bred to the farming business in Gt. Britain , and having abandoned that Country in consequence of the grevious Tyths, and taxes there enforced I...
43087To Thomas Jefferson from Feger, Gramont & Cie., 30 June 1787 (Jefferson Papers)
Nous avons Reçu, Monsieur, la Lettre que vous nous aves fait L’honneur de nous Ecrire Le 19 Courant. Celle qu’elle renfermoit Pour Mr. Barclay luy fut apportee dans L’instant Par Mr. Bonfield qui se Trouva avec nous au moment ou nous venions de decacheter la Vôtre et qui voulut bien se charger de la Luy remettre afin d’Eviter un Plus Long Retardement. Nous ne douttons point qu’il ne vous En...
43088To Thomas Jefferson from Feger, Gramont & Cie., 14 July 1787 (Jefferson Papers)
Bordeaux, 14 July 1787 . Acknowledge TJ’s letter of 4 July and inform him that they have forwarded to his address the box of seeds from Norfolk; enclose statement of their charges, amounting to 7.₶17s.6d. RC ( MHi ); 4 p.; in French; endorsed. Recorded in SJL as received 18 July 1787. Enclosure ( MHi ).
43089To Thomas Jefferson from Feger, Gramont & Cie., 19 August 1788 (Jefferson Papers)
Bordeaux, 19 Aug. 1788 . Opportunities to recall themselves to TJ being rare, they seize this one eagerly: have just received by the ship Kitty & Maria a packet for TJ so voluminous that it would be costly to send by post, and they have taken advantage of an opportunity today to send it to Grand & Cie., whom they have notified also. RC ( MHi ); 2 p.; in French; endorsed.
43090To Thomas Jefferson from Feger, Gramont & Cie., 2 June 1787 (Jefferson Papers)
Nous sommes bien impatients d’apprendre vôtre heureux retour dans la capitale, et nous vous renouvellons bien sincèrement nos regrets de n’avoir pas eu le bonheur de vous posseder plus longtems. Il nous est venu, depuis votre départ, une lettre pour vous que nous adressons aujourdhui à Mr. Grand en le remerciant de son attention à nous procurer votre Connoissance. Nous avons chargé, suivant...