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I sincerely congratulate you on the recovery of Philadelphia, and wish it may be found uninjured...
The news of war inevitable in Europe will interest your philanthropy, otherwise it would scarcely...
Your favor of Sep. 28. came to hand a few days ago. I thank you for the details on the Southern...
I am now to acknolege the receipt of your favors of April 14. and June 26. as also of the 2d....
I know not what apology to make for the trouble I am about to give you. I am sure I must call...
I inclosed you, the day before yesterday a rough draught of the report I had prepared on the...
I inclosed you on the 17th. the alterations I had made in my report in consequence of the Bp. of...
Your favor of the 21st. came duly to hand, and I admit all your corrections with great...
Your favor of the 25th. came to hand last night, for which I give you many thanks. The conversion...
I do myself the honour of inclosing you a printed copy of the report on measures &c. You asked in...
Th: Jefferson will be obliged to Mr. Rittenhouse to inform him who has the best assorted shop of...
I have to regret that having rode into the country yesterday afternoon, I did not return till it...
Th: Jefferson sends to Mr. Rittenhouse Bp. Watson’s essay on the subjects of chemistry, which is...
You mentioned to me once, information which you had recieved and which satisfied you that the...
Th: Jefferson incloses to Mr. Rittenhouse the first criticism which has come to his hands on the...
Having had under consideration the letter of the Director of the mint of this day’s date, I...
At my departure from Philadelphia, I said nothing to you about the Equatorial instrument ,...
Th: Jefferson, beginning to pack his useless furniture, finds nothing more so than the article he...
Th: Jefferson with the approbation of the President begs leave to draw the attention of Mr....
Th:J. returns to Mr. Rittenhouse the treatise of De la Sauvagere and Keith’s pamphlet which he...
I received yesterday your note on the subject of Michaud’s instructions, and think it would be...
Th: Jefferson presents his friendly respects to Mr. Rittenhouse. He has two young ladies at his...
You will recieve herein inclosed the bill of lading and invoice for between 9. and 10. tons of...
The inclosed letter to mr Madison covers two to the President & secretary of state, which were...
The inclosed letter has been misdirected to me. The services therein offered are for the...