1To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Bell, 4 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
The enclosed from our friend Dotr. Gilmer was handed me this day by Mr. Chandler. I have hutherto had no acquintance with him, but from the information of Several Gentlemen, have reason to believe he is a Gentleman of respectability and worthy of a Commission. Am well informed he has (from an anxiety to go into the army) raisd perhaps 20-odd men. He has with him Several letters from other...
2To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Hemming, 4 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
Inclosed I beg leave to forward you a letter from my Brother in law Mr. Boyd of Paris, which I should have done myself the honor of presenting you in person, but Mrs. Hemming is very ill and expects hourly to be brought to bed; I hope therefore your Excellency will not deem my non attendance a want of respect to you, as I shall hold myself in readiness to attend you on the slightest intimation...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Mann Randolph, Jr., 4 June 1792 (Jefferson Papers)
I am sorry it is not in my power to give you such an estimate of the probable product of your harvest this year as might be satisfactory. The subject must appear of more importance now as you have some thoughts of retiring from public life, and the hope of doing you a trifling service even, will allways be the most powerfull motive in my mind. However vague the expression, it may perhaps give...