Front page and third page (with newspaper clipping) above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress 1805, Jan. 25 Dear Sir I wrote you on the 1st Janry from N Rochelle and mentioned spending part of the Winter at Washington. But as the present state of the weather renders the […]
Images above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress New Rochelle N.Y. Janry. 1, 1805 Dear Sir I have some thoughts of coming to Washington this Winter as I may as well spend a part of it there as elsewhere. But lest bad roads or any other circumstance should prevent
Front page above. All pages and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Stonington, Connecticut Sept. 23 Dear Sir Your two favours of the 10 & 18 ult. reached me at this place on the 14 Inst, also one from Mr. Madison. I do not suppose that the framers of the
Images above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Bordenton on the Delaware Aug. 2. 1803 Dear Sir I enclose a letter for Mr. Breckenridge, but as I knew not his residence in Kentucky I will be obliged to you fill up the direction and forward it to him after
Image above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress I will be obliged to you to send back the Models, as I am packing up to set-off to Philadelphia and N York. My intention in bringing them here in preference to sending them from Baltimore to Philadelphia, was, to have
Images above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Of Louisiana Spain has ceded Louisiana to france and france has excluded Americans from N. Orleans and the Navigation of the Mississippi – the people of the western territory have complained of it to their government, and the governt. is of
Image above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Baltimore Nov. 1802 Dear Sir I arrived here on Saturday from Havre after a passage of 60 days. I have several Cases of models of Bridges, wheels &c and as soon as I can get them from the Vessel and, put
Images above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Paris March 17, 1802 Dear Sir I wrote to you while Mr. Dawson was here that I would wait the arrival of the Trysie that was to bring Mr. Livingston, and return by it to America, in preference to the Maryland
Images above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Dear Sir The ratification of the treaty at last gives me another opportunity of writing to you. The coalition of the North has vanished almost to nothing. There is no certain news from Egypt either in France or England. Admiral Gantheame
First page above. All pages and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Paris June 25 1801 Dear Sir I write this merely to say there is nothing new to inform you of. Mr. Dawson whom I saw this morning when I gave him my letter on mechanics for you, tells
First page above. All pages and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Paris June 9th 1801 19 prairial year 9 Dear Sir Your very friendly letter by Mr. Dawson gave me the real sensation of happy satisfaction, and what served to encrease it was that he brought it to me
Image above and transcript below from the original letter at the Library of Congress Dear Sir I enclose you a piece to serve as an introduction to two other pieces which you will receive by the same Conveyance. I observe the Consul Le Brun at the entertainment given to the American envoys gave for his
