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Your letter of May 29th . to the President of the United States has been duly received. You have...
I have yet to acknowledge the receipt of your two favors of Apr. 10. and July 7. By the latter it...
Since mine to you of August 12th. yours of July 3d. August 16th. and September 18th. are come to...
Your favors of Feb. 26. and Mar. 16. have been duly recieved. The conferences which you held last...
My letter of July 26. covered my first of exchange for a thousand dollars; and tho that went by...
I have the pleasure to inform you that the President of the United States has appointed you...
My letter of Jan. 23. put under cover to Mr. Johnson in London and sent by a passenger in the...
My last letter to you was of the 10th. of March. The preceding one of Jan. 23. had conveyed to...
Being in want of an aid in my kitchen, and having at Paris had one who on occasion could supply...
My last to you was of Mar. 28. Yours of Apr. 6. and 10. came to hand three days ago. With respect...
My last to you was of the 16th. of June. Your favor of Apr. 25. from London was received...
I have duly received your favor of July 10. No. 4. but no other No. preceding or subsequent. I...
My last to you was of the 15th. of Oct. since which I have recieved your Nos. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7....
Your private letter of Aug. 1. came duly to hand, and as soon as the Baltimore member arrives...
My last to you was of Nov. 7. since which I have recieved your Nos. 8. and 9. I am apprehensive...
Your Nos. 8. to 13. inclusive have been duly received. I am sensible that your situation must...
The President has seen with satisfaction that the Ministers of the United States in Europe, while...
My letters of the 12th. and 15th. of Mar. with your newspapers and laws were to have gone in the...
Since my letters of the 12th. and 15th. of the last month, which went by Mr. Dupont, I have...
Mr. Robert Leslie a watchmaker of this city goes to establish himself at London. As his curiosity...
The public papers giving us reason to believe that the war is becoming nearly general in Europe,...
The bearer hereof Doctor Edwards, a citizen of the US. proposing to visit Paris, I take the...
The bearer hereof, Mr. Barnes, is, as I understand, the representative of the company concerned...
The bearer hereof Majr. Jackson formerly of the army, and afterwards of the President’s family,...
The insulated state in which France is placed with respect to all the world almost by the present...
It has long since been observed that of the three millions of livres given by the court of France...
In my letter of June 13th. I enclosed to you the copies of several letters, which had passed...
The letter of the 16th. instant, with it’s documents accompanying this, will sufficiently inform...
The inclosed papers should have been annexed to the documents of my letter of Aug. 16. but were...
My late letters to you have been of Aug. 16. 23. and 26: and a duplicate of the two first will...
Mr. Duplaine, Vice-Consul of France at Boston, having by an armed force, opposed the course of...
I recieved last night from Colo. Wm. S. Smith the inclosed letters & documents with his request...
Your favor of the 8th. Apr. found me at Monticello on a short visit to make some arrangements...
Your favor of May 20. is just recieved and I hasten to reply to it. the view of the funds for...
Your favor of Oct. 28. is duly recieved, and I am very glad you have disposed of the service of...
The inclosed papers will so fully explain to you their object that I need add nothing more than...
on On the eve of departure to a possession 90. miles Southwestwardly from hence, where my affairs...