Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 4

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Томас Джефферсон. Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 4

LETTER I.—TO LEVI LINCOLN, August 30, 1803

LETTER II.—TO WILSON C NICHOLAS, September 7, 1803

LETTER III.—TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH, October 4, 1803

LETTER IV.—TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS, November 1, 1803

LETTER V.—TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, November 4,1803. TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON

LETTER VI.—TO DAVID WILLIAMS, November 14, 1803. TO DAVID WILLIAMS

LETTER VII.—TO JOHN RANDOLH, December 1, 1803. TO JOHN RANDOLH

LETTER VIII.—TO MR. GALLATIN, December 13, 1803

LETTER IX.—TO DOCTOR PRIESTLEY, January 29, 1804

LETTER X.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, March 3, 1804. TO ELBRIDGE GERRY

LETTER XI.—TO GIDEON GRANGER, April 16, 1804

LETTER XII.—TO MRS. ADAMS, June 13,1804

LETTER XIII.—TO GOVERNOR PAGE, June 25, 1804

LETTER, XIV.—TO P. MAZZEI, July 18, 1804

LETTER XV.—TO MRS. ADAMS, July 22, 1804

LETTER XVI.—TO JAMES MADISON, August 15, 1804

LETTER XVII.—TO GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE, August 30, 1804

LETTER XVIII.—TO MRS. ADAMS, September 11, 1804

LETTER XIX.—TO MR. NICHOLSON, January 29, 1805

LETTER XX.—TO MR. VOLNEY, February 8, 1805

LETTER XXI.—TO JUDGE TYLER, March 29, 1805

LETTER XXII.—TO DOCTOR LOGAN, May 11, 1805

LETTER XXIII.—TO JUDGE SULLIVAN, May 21, 1805

LETTER XXIV.—TO THOMAS PAINE, June 5, 1805

LETTER XXV.—TO DOCTORS ROGERS AND SLAUGHTER, March 2, 1806

LETTER XXVI.—TO MR. DUANE, March 22, 1806

LETTER XXVII.—TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS, March 24,1806

LETTER XXVIII.—TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS, April 13, 1806

LETTER XXIX.—TO MR. HARRIS, April 18, 1806. TO MR. HARRIS

LETTER XXX.—TO THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

LETTER XXXI.—TO COLONEL MONROE, May 4, 1806. TO COLONEL MONROE

LETTER XXXII.—TO GENERAL SMITH, May 4,1806

LETTER XXXIII.—TO MR DIGGES, July 1, 1806

LETTER XXXIV.—TO MR. BIDWELL, July 5, 1806

LETTER XXXV.—TO MR. BOWDOIN, July 10, 1806

LETTER XXXVI.—TO W. A. BURWELL, September 17, 1806

LETTER XXXVII.—TO ALBERT GALLATIN, October 12, 1806. TO ALBERT GALLATIN

LETTER XXXVIII.—TO JOHN DICKINSON, January 13, 1807

LETTER XXXIX,—TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS, February 28,1807

LETTER XL.—TO JAMES MONROE, March 21, 1807

LETTER XLI.—M. LE COMTE DIODATI, March 29, 1807

LETTER XLII.—TO MR. BOWDOIN, April 2, 1807. TO MR. BOWDOIN

LETTER XLIII.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, April 20, 1807

LETTER XLIV.—TO GEORGE HAY, June 2, 1807

LETTER XLV.—TO ALBERT GALLATIN, June 3, 1807

LETTER XLVI.—TO GEORGE HAY, June 5, 1807

LETTER XLVII.—TO DOCTOR HORATIO TURPIN, June 10, 1807

LETTER XLVIII.—TO JOHN NORVELL, June 11, 1807. TO JOHN NORVELL

LETTER XLIX.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, June 12, 1807. TO WILLIAM SHORT

LETTER L.—TO GEORGE HAY, June 12, 1807

LETTER LI.—TO GEORGE HAY, June 17, 1807

LETTER LII.—TO GEORGE HAY, June 19,1807

LETTER LIII.—TO GOVERNOR SULLIVAN, June 19, 1807. TO GOVERNOR SULLIVAN

LETTER LIV.—TO GEORGE HAY, June 20, 1807

LETTER LV.—TO DOCTOR WISTAR, June 21, 1807

LETTER LVI.—TO MR. BOWDOIN, July 10, 1807

LETTER LVII.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, July 14, 1807

LETTER LVIII.—TO JOHN PAGE, July 17, 1807

LETTER LIX.—TO WILLIAM DUANE, July 20, 1807

LETTER LX.—TO GEORGE HAY, August 20, 1807

LETTER LXI.—TO GEORGE HAY, September 4, 1807

LETTER LXII.—TO GEORGE HAY, September 7, 1807

LETTER LXIII.—TO THE REV. MR. MILLAR, January 23, 1808

LETTER LXIV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, February 18, 1808

LETTER LXV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, March 10, 1808

LETTER LXVI.—TO RICHARD M. JOHNSON, March 10, 1808

LETTER LXVII.—TO LEVI LINCOLN, March 23, 1808

LETTER LXVIII.—TO CHARLES PINCKNEY, March 30, 1808. TO CHARLES PINCKNEY

LETTER LXIX.—TO DOCTOR LEIB, June 23, 1808

LETTER LXX.—TO ROBERT L. LIVINGSTON, October 15, 1808

LETTER LXXI.—TO DOCTOR JAMES BROWN, October 27, 1808

LETTER LXXII.—TO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LINCOLN, November 13, 1808

LETTER LXXIII.—TO THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, November 24, 1808

LETTER LXXIV.—TO DOCTOR EUSTIS, January 14, 1809

LETTER LXXV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, January 28, 1809

LETTER LXXVI.—TO THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH, February 7, 1809

LETTER LXXVII.—TO JOHN HOLLINS, February 19, 1809

LETTER LXXVIII.—TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS, March 2, 1809

LETTER LXXIX.—TO THE PRESIDENT, March 17, 1809

LETTER LXXX.—TO THE INHABITANTS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY, April 3, 1809

LETTER LXXXI.—TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS, June 13, 1809

LETTER LXXXII.—TO THE PRESIDENT, August 17, 1809

LETTER LXXXIII.—TO DOCTOR BARTON, September 21, 1809

LETTER LXXXIV.—TO DON VALENTINE DE FORONDA, October 4, 1809

LETTER LXXXV.—TO ALBERT GALLATIN, October 11, 1809

LETTER LXXXVI.—TO CÆSAR A. RODNEY, February 10, 1810

LETTER LXXXVII.3 —TO SAMUEL KERCHEVAL, February 19,1810. TO SAMUEL KERCHEVAL

LETTER LXXXVIII.—TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO, February 26, 1810

LETTER LXXXIX.—TO DOCTOR JONES, March 5, 1810

LETTER XC.—TO GOVERNOR LANGDON, March 5, 1810. TO GOVERNOR LANGDON

LETTER XCI.—TO GENERAL DEARBORN, July 16,1810. TO GENERAL DEARBORN

LETTER XCII.—TO J. B. COLVIN, September 20, 1810. TO J. B. COLVIN

LETTER XCIII.—TO MR. LAW, January 15, 1811. TO MR. LAW

LETTER XCIV.—TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH, January 16, 1811

LETTER XCV.—TO M. DESTUTT TRACY, January 26, 1811. TO M. DESTUTT TRACY

LETTER XCVI.—TO COLONEL MONROE, May 5, 1811. TO COLONEL MONROE

LETTER XCVII.—TO GENERAL DEARBORN, August 14, 1811

LETTER XCVIII.—TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH. TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH

LETTER XCIX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, January 21, 1812

LETTER C.—TO JOHN ADAMS, April 20, 1812

LETTER CI.—TO JAMES MAURY, April 25, 1812

LETTER CII.—TO THE PRESIDENT, May 30, 1812

LETTER CIII.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, June 11, 1812

LETTER CIV.—TO JUDGE TYLER, June 17,1812

LETTER CV.—TO COLONEL WILLIAM DUANE, October 1, 1812

LETTER CVI.—TO MR. MELISH, January 13, 1813

LETTER CVII.—TO MADAME LA BARONNE DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN, May 24, 1818

LETTER CVIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, May 27, 1813

LETTER CIX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, June 15, 1813

LETTER CX.—TO JOHN W. EPPES, June 24, 1813

LETTER CXI.—TO JOHN ADAMS, June 21, 1813

LETTER CXII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, August 22, 1813

LETTER CXIII.—TO JOHN W. EPPES, November 6, 1813. TO JOHN W. EPPES

LETTER CXIV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, October 13, 1813

LETTER CXV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, October 28, 1813

LETTER CXVI.—TO THOMAS LIEPER, January 1, 1814

LETTER CXVII.—TO DOCTOR WALTER JONES, January 2,1814

LETTER CXVIII.—TO JOSEPH C. CABELL, January 31, 1814. TO JOSEPH C. CABELL

LETTER CXIX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, July 5, 1814. TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CXX.—TO COLONEL MONROE, January 1, 1815. TO COLONEL MONROE

LETTER CXXI.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, February 14, 1815

LETTER CXXII.6 —TO MR. WENDOVER, March 13, 1815

LETTER CXXIII.—TO CÆSAR A. RODNEY, March 16, 1815

LETTER CXXIV.—TO GENERAL DEARBORN, March 17, 1815

LETTER CXXV.—TO THE PRESIDENT, March 23,1815

LETTER CXXVI.—TO JOHN ADAMS, June 10,1815

LETTER CXXVII.—TO MR. LEIPER, June 12, 1815

LETTER CXXVIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, August 10,1815

LETTER CXXIX.—TO DABNEY CARR, January 19, 1816

LETTER CXXX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, April 8, 1816

LETTER CXXXI.—TO JOHN TAYLOR, May 28,1816

LETTER CXXXII.—TO FRANCIS W. GILMER, June 7,1816

LETTER CXXXIII.7 —TO BENJAMIN AUSTIN, January 9, 1816

LETTER CXXXIV.—TO WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, June 20, 1816

LETTER CXXXV.—TO SAMUEL KERCHIVAL, July 12, 1816

LETTER CXXXVI.—TO JOHN TAYLOR, July 21, 1816

LETTER CXXXVII.—TO SAMUEL KERCHIVAL, September 5, 1816. TO SAMUEL KERCHIVAL

LETTER CXXXVIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, October 14, 1816

LETTER CXXXIX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CXL.—TO JOHN ADAMS, May 5, 1817. TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CXLI.—TO MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, May 14, 1817

LETTER CXLII.—TO ALBERT GALLATIN, June 16, 1817

LETTER CXLIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, May 17, 1818. TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CXLIV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, November 13, 1818. TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CXLV.—TO ROBERT WALSH, December 4, 1818

LETTER CXLVI.—TO M. DE NEUVILLE, December 13, 1818

LETTER CXLVII.—TO DOCTOR VINE UTLEY, March 21, 1819

LETTER CXLVIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, July 9, 1819

LETTER CXLIX.—TO JUDGE ROANE, September 6,1819

LETTER CL.—TO JOHN ADAMS, December 10, 1819

LETTER CLI.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, April 13, 1820

LETTER CLII.—TO JOHN HOLMES, April 22, 1820

LETTER CLIII.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, August 4, 1820

LETTER CLIV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, August 15, 1820

LETTER CLV.—TO JOSEPH C. CABELL, November 28, 1820

LETTER CLVI.—TO THOMAS RITCHIE, December, 25, 1820. TO THOMAS RITCHIE

LETTER CLVII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, January 22, 1821

LETTER CLVIII.—TO JOSEPH C CABELL, January 31, 1821

LETTER CLIX.—TO GENERAL BRECKENRIDGE, February 15, 1821

LETTER CLX.—TO – NICHOLAS, December 11,1821

LETTER CLXI.—TO JEDIDIAH MORSE, March 6, 1822

LETTER CLXII.—TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN WATERHOUSE, June 26, 1822. TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN WATERHOUSE

LETTER CLXIII.—TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CLXIV.—TO WILLIAM T. BARRY, July 2, 1822

LETTER CLXV.—TO DOCTOR WATERHOUSE, July 19, 1822

LETTER CLXVI.—TO JOHN ADAMS

LETTER CLXVII.—TO DOCTOR COOPER, November 2, 1822

LETTER CLXVIII.—TO JAMES SMITH, December 8, 1822

LETTER, CLXIX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, February 25, 1823

LETTER CLXX.—TO JOHN ADAMS, April 11, 1823

LETTER CLXXI.—TO THE PRESIDENT, June 11, 1823

LETTER CLXXII.—TO JUDGE JOHNSON, June 12, 1823

LETTER CLXXIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, August 30,1823

LETTER CLXXIV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, September 4, 1823

LETTER CLXXV.—TO JOHN ADAMS, October 12, 1823

LETTER CLXXVI.—TO THE PRESIDENT, October 24,1823

LETTER CLXXVII.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE, November 4, 1823

LETTER CLXXVIII.—TO JOSEPH C CABELL, February 3, 1824

LETTER CLXXIX.—TO JARED SPARKS, February 4, 1824

LETTER CLXXX.—TO EDWARD LIVINGSTON, April 4, 1824

LETTER CLXXXI.—TO MAJOR JOHN CARTWRIGHT, June 5,1824

LETTER CLXXXII.—TO MARTIN VAN BUREN, June 29, 1824

LETTER CLXXXIII.—TO EDWARD EVERETT, October 15, 1824. TO EDWARD EVERETT

LETTER CLXXXIV.—TO JOSEPH C. CABELL, January 11, 1825

LETTER CLXXXV.—TO THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH, February 21, 1825

LETTER CLXXXVI.—TO JAMES MADISON, December 24, 1825

LETTER CLXXXVII.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, December 25, 1825

LETTER CLXXXVIII.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, December 26, 1825

LETTER CLXXXIX.—TO CLAIBORNE W. GOOCH, January 9, 1826

LETTER CXC.—TO [ANONYMOUS], January 21, 1826

LETTER CXCI.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 17,1826

THOUGHTS ON LOTTERIES

LETTER CXCII.—TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, March 30, 1826

LETTER CXCIII.—TO MR. WEIGHTMAN, June 24, 1826. TO MR. WEIGHTMAN

ANA.—EXPLANATION OF THE THREE VOLUMES BOUND IN MARBLED PAPER

Отрывок из книги

TO WILSON C NICHOLAS.

Monticello, September 7, 1803.

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At 5 P. M. information, that at 2 P. M. they were landed and drawn up at Westover (on the north side of the river, and twenty-five miles below Richmond); and consequently Richmond their destination. Orders are now given to discontinue wagoning the military stores from Richmond to Westham, and to throw them across the river directly at Richmond.

The Governor having attended to this till an hour and a half in the night, then rode up to the foundery (one mile below Westham), ordered Captains Boush and Irish, and Mr. Hylton, to continue all night wagoning to Westham the arms and stores still at the foundery, to be thrown across the river at Westham, then proceeded to Westham to urge the pressing the transportation there across the river, and thence went to Tuckahoe (eight miles above and on the same side of the river) to see after his family, which he had sent that far in the course of the day. He arrived there at 1 o’clock in the night.

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