1Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 20 June 1817 (Jefferson Papers)
I have just recd the letter (addressed, thro’ mistake, to my Brother William ) which you did me the Honor to write to me on the 8th of this month, and I have the satisfaction to inform you that the one which came enclosed for M r Gallatin is already forwarded from this Department to New york , to be transmitted thence by some safe opportunity to France . It will at all times afford me the...
2Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 30 August 1817 (Jefferson Papers)
I had the Honor to receive yesterday your favor of the 22 nd of this month, enclosing a letter for M r Appleton , our Consul at Leghorn , with a request that I would forward it to M r Appleton by some safe, rather than early opportunity, with the Consular Despatches of this Department; and I have now the pleasure to inform you, that it will this day be sent, under an Envelope of this Office,...
3Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 23 January 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
Daniel presents his very respectful Compliments to M r Jefferson , and has the pleasure to inform him that the letter for M r Cathalan , the Consul of the United States at Marseilles , which came enclosed in a note which he, D B t
4Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 19 February 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I have just had the Honor of receiving a note from you, dated the 15th of this month, which enclosed a letter to M r Gallatin , that I will take great pleasure in forwarding, agreeably to your request. I am, Dear Sir, with the highest Respect and sentiments of sincere Esteem, RC ( DLC ); endorsed by TJ as received 25 Feb. 1818 and so recorded in SJL . RC ( DLC
5Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 15 May 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I have just had the Honor to receive your note of the 12th , enclosing an open Letter for m r Gallatin at Paris , which I immediately sealed, and one for m r Beasley at Havre , and requesting that I would give these Letters a Conveyance, with the public Despatches. I have the satisfaction to inform you that they will forthwith be sent to the
6Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 5 December 1818 (Jefferson Papers)
I had the pleasure of receiving, some days ago, your Letter of the 27th of last month , enclosing two packets addressed to M r Gallatin , which I committed, the day before yesterday, to D n Luis Noeli , Secretary to the Spanish Legation here, who will embark in two or three days on board the British packet at New york , to proceed, by the way of England and France ; to Spain
7Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 10 January 1819 (Jefferson Papers)
I received your note of the 22 nd of December , covering a Letter for General la Fayette , which I transmitted to the Collector of the Customs at New york immediately after it came to Hand, enclosed to m r Beasley , our Consul at Havre ; and it is, I dare say, already forwarded by some vessel from the first mentioned place. I have just received a Letter from m r
8Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 4 July 1819 (Jefferson Papers)
I received, about eight or ten days ago, under Cover from you, a Letter for m r Rush , which I immediately forwarded by young M r Maury , the son of our Consul at Liverpool , who has already sailed, I presume, in one of the Packets from New york ; and I received yesterday, also under your Cover, three other Letters for other Persons, which I shall lose no time in likewise forwarding. I have...
9Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 25 September 1819 (Jefferson Papers)
In assorting the Archives and Papers of this Department , upon their being lately removed to one of the new Buildings for the Public Offices, we have just found, in the Collection of Maps and Charts, the sketch which accompanies this, under a seperate Cover. This Sketch appears to be a plan for introducing Water to Monticello from a neighbouring mountain, and perhaps has remained in the...
10Daniel Brent to Thomas Jefferson, 26 February 1821 (Jefferson Papers)
Daniel Brent presents his respectful Compliments to m r Jefferson , and has the Pleasure to transmit to him the enclosed Letter, just received at the Dep t of State from m r Rush . He takes advantage of the occasion to acknowledge the receipt of a note which m r J.