2921Thomas Jefferson to Patrick Gibson, 10 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I must ask the favor of you to send my acc t for Jan. Feb. Mar. with as little delay as convenient, this being the season of the year at which most of my engagements fall due. this renders it necessary for me to ask further that if any flour remains on hand, the quantity may be stated, as a full view of my funds is necessary to govern my draughts. my crop of wheat in Bedford , which from 400....
2922Thomas Jefferson to Francis W. Gilmer, 10 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I thank you for the letter of mr Ticknor which I have thought myself justified in communicating to his friends here on account of the pleasure it would give them, and that, I am sure, will give you pleasure. I trust you did not a moment seriously think of putting yourself behind the door of W. & M. College . a more compleat Cul de sac could not be proposed to you. no, dear Sir, you are...
2923Thomas Jefferson to Albert & John W. Picket, 10 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of Mar. 29 . is recieved with the first numbers of the Academician. at an earlier period of life I befriended with zeal all new publications which promised utility, as yours does. but age now admonishes me to wind up old concerns and to embark in no new ones. scarcely a week passes without recieving some new proposition for a new publication . but the desire of rest & tranquility is...
2924Joseph C. Cabell’s Memorandum on the Introduction to the “Anas,” 9 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
On 31 st March 1818 , I was drawn to Monticello by my duties as a Visitor of the Central College . M r Jefferson then put into my hands for perusal a manuscript covering four and a half sheets of letter paper, entituled Explanations of the 3 volumes in marble paper . It was a commentary written by himself on Marshall ’s life of Washington .
2925Thomas Jefferson to Albert Gallatin, 9 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I avail myself as usual of the protection of your cover for my letters. that to Cathalan need only be put into the post office; but for that for Appleton I must ask the favor of you to adopt the safest court course which circumstances offer. You will have seen by the newspapers that there is a decided ascendancy of the republican party in nearly all the states. Connecticut decidedly so: it...
2926Thomas Jefferson’s Notes on Payments, Debts, and Credits, [ca. 17 April 1818] (Jefferson Papers)
1818. Apr. 9. ✓ V. Staphorsts 2083 .20 + 302. Int. to May 30. ✓ Desbures 120 } 1000. ✓ Cathalan 420 . ✓ Appleton for
2927Thomas Jefferson to Reuben G. Beasley, 8 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of Sep. 29. came safely to hand, as did also the Case of books from Mess rs De Bure which you were so kind as to forward. your position at a seaport town, the threshold, as it were, of Paris , must expose you to much trouble from the numerous correspondents with that place. I am afraid I shall once in every year be obliged to ask your intermediary office between myself and my...
2928Thomas Jefferson to William Tilghman, 8 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I thank you, Sir, for the excellent Eulogium you have been so kind as to send me . the subject is mournful but the composition eloquent and true. the science, the morality, the benevolence and modesty of our deceased friend were worthy of all which could be said, and it has been said so as to do justice to that worth. the good he did in life will be continued after death, by the amiable...
2929Thomas Jefferson to John Vaughan, 8 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I now renew to you my annual trob trouble for supplies of books and wines from Paris , Marseilles & Leghorn . for this purpose I have requested mr Gibson to send you 1000. Dollars of which I ask the favor of you to remit 120.D. to Mess rs De Bure freres , booksellers of
2930Thomas Jefferson to Stephen Cathalan, 5 April 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I will suppose you to possess my letter of Jan. 18. because I sent it by duplicates, and consequently you know every thing about your own affair. The Rivesalte & Nice wines arrived at New York about the beginning of January: but so dangerous is our coast in winter that they could not be brought round to Richmond till lately and arrived here two days ago. the Rivesalte will require time to...