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The enclosed is a copy of a paper which was some time in your hands, which you turned over to the...
I return the bond executed by me . you may rely with the most absolute certainty upon me to...
I have the mortification to inform you, that the information I gave you of the consent of the...
It is with the greatest pain & mortification I communicate to you that I was obliged to suffer a...
The misfortunes of our friends in Baltimore , and the dreadful state of commerce all the world...
I enclose two notes which I beg the favour of you to endorse for me & return by the first mail. I...
On account of the uncertainty of what cou’d be gotten from the Banks, after writing to you , I...
M r Gibson has stated to me your wish to obtain a loan from the Bank of the U.S. (at this place)...
This letter will be delivered to you by M r Arthur Brockenbrough , who I anxiously hope you will...
I have not been able to see M r Brockenborough , but expect M r Garret , will carry you a...
I have just heard that M r Arthur Brockenborough , is willing to engage with you to do the...
You have heard I know, that your College is made the University of Virginia . I call it yours, as...
The first of the two notes you were so good as to endorse for me will come round by the time I...
I was sincerely concerned to hear of your indisposition: On saturday it gave me infinite pleasure...
Under cover to M r Dandridge I enclose two notes which you will be so good as to endorse, and...
I am about to take a liberty with you, that I hope you will pardon. Before I do, I beg you to...
My first impression after receiving your letter , in answer to mine about M r Coffee , was that I...
I have this moment received your letter of the 26 th instant . I have mentioned to as many of the...
a M r Coffee , a sculptor of great eminence who is here, is very anxious to go to your house to...
As soon as I came to Richmond , after receiving your letter of the 19 th of march , in which you...
I have written to M r Harrison for his permission to print the work of Col. Byrd , that I Sent...
The situation that I have been in for some time past has prevented my answering your last letter...
I have the honor to inform you that you are appointed one of the Visitors of the Central College...
Virginia , to wit:— Whereas, by an Act of the General Assembly , Passed the 14 h day of February...
I feel great reluctance at asking of you what from its nature I fear cannot be very agreeable. I...
The “ Act to provide an accurate Chart of each County and a general Map of the Territory of this...
With the most anxious desire to serve my country I fear my ability will not be commensurate with...
Large appropriations have been made for internal p improvements & I expect the literary fund will...
I have this moment heard that the doctor, who attends your brother left his house last night,...
I received your letter of the 15 th of July by my servant messenger. Circumstanced as you were...
Most unexpectedly to me, my son Robert , writes me from Washington , “ that he had received such...
I am very much obliged to you for allowing me to read your letters to M r Eppes . I have done it...
I expected for some time past to have the pleasure of seeing you tomorrow, but I cannot venture...
I was excessively mortified two days ago, to find in my possession a letter written on the 20 th...
But for Macon , who thinks no man honest or independent, who does not abuse his friends, the law...
I have had a severe attack of the rheumatism, which has prevented my going to Washington , I am...
I last night received the enclosed, It is a subject that I am incompetent to give an opinion...
Most sincerely do I wish, both for the public interest and for your sake, either that our...
Mr. William Robertson a very respectable gentn. has been advised to go to Europe for his health,...
I find from a conversation with Mr. John Montgomery, that it wou’d be very grateful to him, to...
At the request of several of the most respectable people of Kentucky I take the liberty to...
I enclose you Mr. Quincy’s Speech. In the anxiety that I feel upon the subject I mentioned to you...
The present is the most critical state of our affair that has existed since you came to the...
I most anxiously hope the almost unanimous wish of your country men, may induce you to consent to...
Your letter of the 24th. instant has impressed me beyond measure. I feel with its utmost force...
It is with great regret that I intrude upon you at a moment when I know you are very much en...
When I had the pleasure of seeing you I forgot to deliver the inclosed. I wou’d not give you this...
Permit me to request that the appointment of my successor may be made as soon as possible,...
I last night had the pleasure to receive your favour of the 26th. of march, your letter was...
I was very much mortified on my return to this place to find the inclosed in my desk, in a letter...