Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 3
TO JOHN JAY.
Paris, July 19, 1789.
Dear Sir,
I am become very uneasy, lest you should have adopted some channel for the conveyance of your letters to me, which is unfaithful. I have none from you of later date than November the 25th, 1788, and of consequence, no acknowledgment of the receipt of any of mine, since that of August the 11th, 1788. Since that period, I have written to you of the following dates. 1788. August the 20th, September the 3rd, 5th, 24th, November the 14th, 19th, 29th. 1789. January the 11th, 14th, 21st, February the 4th, March the 1st, 12th, 14th, 15th, May the 9th, 11th, 12th, June the 17th, 24th, 29th. I know, through another person, that you have received mine of November the 29th, and that you have written an answer; but I have never received the answer, and it is this which suggests to me the fear of some general source of miscarriage.
The capture of three French merchant ships by the Algerines, under different pretexts, has produced great sensation in the seaports of this country, and some in its government. They have ordered some frigates to be armed at Toulon to punish them. There is a possibility that this circumstance, if not too soon set to rights by the Algerines, may furnish occasion to the States General, when they shall have leisure to attend to matters of this kind, to disavow any future tributary treaty with them. These pirates respect still less their treaty with Spain, and treat the Spaniards with an insolence greater than was usual before the treaty.
The scarcity of bread begins to lessen in the southern parts of France, where the harvest has commenced. Here it is still threatening, because we have yet three weeks to the beginning of harvest, and I think there has not been three days’ provision beforehand in Paris, for two or three weeks past. Monsieur de Mirabeau, who is very hostile to Mr. Necker, wished to find a ground for censuring him, in a proposition to have a great quantity of flour furnished from the United States, which he supposed me to have made to Mr. Necker, and to have been refused by him; and he asked time of the States General to furnish proofs. The Marquis de la Fayette immediately gave me notice of this matter, and I wrote him a letter to disavow having ever made any such proposition to Mr. Necker, which I desired him to communicate to the States. I waited immediately on Mr. Necker and Monsieur de Montmorin, satisfied them that what had been suggested was absolutely without foundation from me; and indeed they had not needed this testimony. I gave them copies of my letter to the Marquis de la Fayette, which was afterwards printed. The Marquis, on the receipt of my letter, showed it to Mirabeau. who turned then to a paper from which he had drawn his information, and found he had totally mistaken it. He promised immediately that he would himself declare his error to the States General, and read to them my letter, which he did. I state this matter to you, though of little consequence in itself, because it might go to you misstated in the English papers.
Thomas Jefferson
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Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph.
LETTER I.—TO JOHN JAY, July 19, 1789
LETTER II.—TO M. L’ABBE ARNOND, July 19, 1789
LETTER III.—TO JOHN JAY, July 23, 1789
LETTER IV.—TO JOHN JAY, July 29, 1789
LETTER V.—TO JOHN JAY, August 5, 1789
LETTER VI.—TO MR. CARMICHAEL, August 9, 1789
LETTER VII.—TO JOHN JAY, August 12, 1789
LETTER VIII.—TO COLONEL GOUVION, August 15,1789
LETTER IX.—TO JOHN JAY, August 27, 1789
LETTER X.—TO JAMES MADISON, August 28,1789
LETTER XI.—TO JAMES MADISON, September 6, 1789
LETTER XII.—TO DR. GEM
LETTER XIII.—TO GENERAL KNOX, September 12,1789
LETTER XIV.—TO E. RUTLEDGE, September 18, 1789
LETTER XV.—TO JOHN JAY, September 19, 1789
LETTER XVI.—TO MR. NECKER, September 26,1789
LETTER XVII.—TO JOHN JAY, September 30, 1789
LETTER XVIII.—TO THE PRESIDENT, December 15,1789
LETTER XIX.—TO HENRY LAURENS, ESQUIRE, March 31, 1790
LETTER XX.—TO MR. VANDERKEMP, March 31, 1799
LETTER XXI.—TO GEORGE JOY, March 31, 1790
LETTER XXII.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, April 6, 1790
LETTER XXIII.—TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN, April 6,1790
LETTER XXIV.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, April 6, 1790
LETTER XXV.—TO THE COUNT DE FLORIDA BLANCA, April 11, 1790
LETTER XXVI.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, April 11, 1789
LETTER XXVII.—TO MR. GRAND, April 23, 1790
LETTER XXVIII.—TO THE MARQUIS DE LA LUZERNE, April 30,1790
LETTER XXIX.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, April 30, 1790
LETTER XXX.—TO MR. DUMAS, June 23, 1790
LETTER XXXI.—TO MR. DUMAS, July 13,1790
LETTER XXXII—TO WILLIAM SHORT, July 26, 1790
LETTER XXXIII.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, August 2, 1790
LETTER XXXIV.—TO M. DE PINTO, August 7, 1790
LETTER XXXV.—TO JOSHUA JOHNSON, August 7,1790
LETTER XXXVI.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, August 10,1790
LETTER XXXVII.—TO COLONEL DAVID HUMPHREYS, August 11, 1790
LETTER XXXVIII.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, August 12, 1790
LETTER XXXIX.—TO GOVERNOR HANCOCK, August 24, 1790
LETTER XL.—TO SYLVANUS BOURNE, August 25, 1790
LETTER XLI.—CIRCULAR TO THE CONSULS, August 26, 1790
LETTER XLII.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, August 26, 1790
LETTER XLIII.—TO M. LA FOREST, August 30, 1790
LETTER XLIV.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, August 31,1790
LETTER XLV.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, December 17, 1790
LETTER XLVI.—TO JOSHUA JOHNSON, December 17, 1790
LETTER XLVII.—TO JOSHUA JOHNSON, December 23, 1790
LETTER XLVIII.—TO CHARLES HELLSTEDT, February 14,1791
LETTER XLIX.—TO M. DE PINTO, February 21,1791
LETTER L.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, March 8,1791
LETTER LI.—TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, March 8, 1791
LETTER LII.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, March 12, 1791
LETTER LIII.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, March 12,1791
LETTER LIV.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, March 15, 1791
LETTER LV.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, March 17,1791
LETTER LVI.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, March 19, 1791
LETTER LVII.—TO MR. OTTO, March 29, 1791
LETTER—FROM THE PRESIDENT, April 4, 1791
LETTER LVIII.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, April 11, 1791
LETTER LIX.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, April 11,1791
LETTER LX.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, April 25, 1791
LETTER LXI.—TO MR. OTTO, May 7, 1791
LETTER LXII.—TO THE ATTORNEY OF THE DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, May 7,1791
LETTER LXIII.—TO THOMAS BARCLAY, May 13,1791
LETTER LXIV.—TO FULWAR SKIPWITH, May 13,1791
LETTER LXV.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, May 16, 1791
LETTER LXVI.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, July 13,1791
LETTER LXVII.—TO M. VAN BERKEL, July 14,1791
LETTER LXVIII.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, July 26,1791
LETTER LXIX.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, July 28,1791
LETTER LXX.—TO THE PRESIDENT, July 30,1791
LETTER LXXI.—TO GENERAL KNOX, August 10, 1791
LETTER LXXII.—TO THE MINISTER OF FRANCE, August 12, 1791
LETTER LXXIII.—TO SYLVANUS BOURNE, August 14,1791
LETTER LXXIV.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, August 29, 1791
LETTER LXXV.—TO M. LA MOTTE, August 30, 1791
LETTER LXXVI.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, August 30, 1791
LETTER LXXVII.—TO MONSIEUR DE TERNANT, September 1, 1791
LETTER LXXVIII.—TO T. NEWTON, September 8, 1791
LETTER LXXIX.—TO MR. HAMMOND, October 26,1791
LETTER LXXX.—TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL, November 6, 1791
LETTER LXXXI.—TO THE PRESIDENT, November 6, 1791
LETTER LXXXII.—TO MAJOR THOMAS PINCKNEY, November 6, 1791
LETTER LXXXIII.—TO THE PRESIDENT, November 7, 1791
LETTER LXXXIV.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, November 24, 1791
LETTER LXXXV.—TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, December 5,1791
LETTER LXXXVI.—TO MR. HAMMOND, December 5, 1791
LETTER LXXXVII.—TO MR. HAMMOND, December 12, 1791
LETTER LXXXVIII.—TO MR. HAMMOND, December 13, 1791
LETTER LXXXIX.—TO THE PRESIDENT, December 23, 1791
LETTER XC.—TO THE PRESIDENT, January 4, 1792
LETTER XCI.—TO THOMAS PINCKNEY, January 17, 1792
LETTER XCII.—TO WILLINKS, VAN STAPHORSTS, AND HUBARD, Jan. 23,1792
LETTER XCIII.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, January 23, 1792
LETTER XCIV.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, January 23, 1792
LETTER XCV.—TO MR. HAMMOND, February 2, 1792
LETTER XCVI.—TO MR. HAMMOND, February 25, 1792
LETTER XCVII.—TO MESSRS. JOHNSON, CARROL, AND STEWART, March 6, 1792
LETTER XCVIII.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS,
LETTER XCIX.—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, March 18, 1792
LETTER C.—TO COLONEL PICKERING, March 28, 1792
LETTER CI.—TO MR. HAMMOND, March 31, 1792
LETTER CII.—TO GOVERNOR PINCKNEY, April 1, 1792
LETTER CIII.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, April 9, 1792
LETTER CIV.—TO MR. HAMMOND, April 12, 1792
LETTER CV.—TO MR. HAMMOND, April 13,1792
LETTER CVI.—TO THE PRESIDENT, April 13, 1792
LETTER CVII.—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, April 24, 1792
LETTER CVIII.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, April 28,1792
LETTER CIX.—CIRCULAR TO THE AMERICAN CONSULS, May 31, 1792
LETTER CX.—TO JOHN PAUL JONES, June 1, 1792
LETTER CXI.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, June 11, 1792
LETTER CXII.—TO THOMAS PINCKNEY, June 11, 1792
LETTER CXIII.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, June 14, 1792
LETTER CXIV.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, June 16, 1792
LETTER CXV.—TO MR. VAN BERCKEL, July 2,1792
LETTER CXVI.—TO MR. PALESKE, August 19,1792
LETTER CXVII.—TO THE PRESIDENT, August 19, 1792
LETTER CXVIII.—TO M. DE TERNANT, September 27,1792
LETTER CXIX.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, October 12,1792
LETTER CXX.—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, October 14,1792
LETTER CXXI.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, October 15, 1792
LETTER CXXII.—TO M. DE TERNANT, October 16,1792
LETTER CXXIII.—TO MESSRS. VIAR AND JAUDENES, November 1, 1792
LETTER CXXIV.—TO THE PRESIDENT, November 2,1792
LETTER CXXV.—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, November 3, 1792
LETTER CXXVI.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, November 7, 1792
LETTER CXXVII.—TO M. DE TERNANT, November 20, 1792
LETTER CXXVIII.—TO MR. RUTHERFORD, December 25, 1792
LETTER CXXIX.—TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, January 2, 1793
LETTER CXXX.—CIRCULAR TO THE MINISTERS, February 13, 1793
LETTER CXXXI.—TO MR. HAMMOND, February 16, 1793
LETTER CXXXII.—TO M. DE TERNANT, February 17, 1793
LETTER CXXXIII.—TO M. DE TERNANT, February 20, 1793
LETTER CXXXIV.—TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, February 20, 1793
LETTER CXXXV.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, March 12,1793
LETTER CXXXVI.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, March 15, 1793
LETTER CXXXVII.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, March 16, 1793
LETTER CXXXVIII.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, March 21, 1793
LETTER CXXXIX.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, March 22, 1793
LETTER CXL.*—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, March 23, 1793
LETTER CXLI.—TO MR. HAMMOND, April 18, 1793
LETTER CXLII.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, April 20, 1793
LETTER CXLIV.—TO M. DE TERNANT, April 27,1793
LETTER CXLV.—TO M. DE TERNANT, May 3,1793
LETTER CXLVI.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, May 7, 1793
LETTER CXLVII.—TO MR. HAMMOND, May 15, 1793
LETTER CXLVIII.*—TO M. DE TERNANT, May 15, 1793
LETTER CXLIX.—TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA, May 21,1793
LETTER CL.—TO MR. VAN BERCKEL, May 29,1793
LETTER CLI.—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, May 31, 1793
LETTER CLII.—TO MR. GENET, June 5,1793
LETTER CLIII.—TO MR. HAMMOND, June 5, 1793
LETTER CLIV.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, June 13, 1793
LETTERS—RE THE LOST MILLION, June 10, 1793
LETTER CLV.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, June 13, 1793
LETTER CLVI.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, June 14, 1793
LETTER CLVII.—TO MR. GENET, June 17, X
LETTER CLVIII.—TO MR. HAMMOND, June 19, 1793
LETTER CLIX.—TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT, June 30, 1793
LETTER CLX.—TO THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, July 18,1793
LETTER CLXI.—TO MR. GENET, July 24,1793
LETTER CLXII.—TO MR. GENET, August 7, 1793
LETTER CLXIII.—TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS, August 16,1793
LETTER CLXIV.—CIRCULAR TO THE MERCHANTS OF THE U.S., August 23, 1793
LETTER CLXV.—TO MR. GORE, September 2, 1793
LETTER CLXVI.—TO MR. HAMMOND, September 5, 1793
LETTER CLXVII.—TO MR. PINCKNEY, September 7,1793
LETTER CLXVIII.—TO MR. HAMMOND, September 9, 1793
LETTER CLXIX.—TO MR. GENET, September 9, 1793
LETTER CLXX.—TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS, September 11, 1793
LETTER CLXXI.—TO MR. GENET, October 3, 1793
LETTER CLXXII.—TO MR. GENET, November 8,1793
LETTER CLXXIII.—TO MR. GENET, November 22, 1793
LETTER CLXXIV.—TO MR. GENET, December 9, 1793
LETTER CLXXV.—TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE U.S., December 18, 1793
LETTER CLXXVI.—TO E. RANDOLPH, February 3, 1794
LETTER CLXXVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 3, 1794
LETTER CLXXVIII.—TO TENCH COXE, May 1,1794
LETTER CLXXIX.—TO THE PRESIDENT, May 14, 1794
LETTER CLXXX.—TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE, September 7, 1794
LETTER CLXXXI.—TO JAMES MADISON, December 28, 1794
LETTER CLXXXII.—TO M. D’IVERNOIS, February 6,1795
LETTER CLXXXIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 27, 1795
LETTER CLXXXIV.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, April 27, 1795
LETTER CLXXXV.—TO MANN PAGE, August 30, 1795
LETTER CLXXXVI.—TO JAMES MADISON
LETTER CLXXXVII.—TO EDWARD RUTLEDGE, November 30, 1795
LETTER CLXXXVIII.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, December 31, 1795
LETTER CLXXXIX.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 6, 1796
LETTER CXC.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, March 19,1796.
LETTER CXCI.—TO COLONEL MONROE, March 21, 1796
LETTER CXCII.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 27,1796
LETTER CXCIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 19, 1796
LETTER CXCIV.*—TO P. MAZZEI, April 24, 1796
LETTER CXCV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, June 12, 1796
LETTER CXCVI.—TO THE PRESIDENT, June 19, 1796
LETTER CXCVII.—TO M. DE LA FAYETTE, June 19, 1796
LETTER CXCVIII.—TO JONATHAN WILLIAMS, July 3,1796
LETTER CXCIX.—TO COLONEL MONROE, July 10, 1796
LETTER CC.—TO JAMES MADISON
LETTER CCI.—TO EDWARD RUTLEDGE, December 27, 1796
LETTER CCII.—TO JOHN ADAMS, December 28,1796
LETTER CCIII.—to James Madison, January 1, 1797
LETTER CCIV.—TO MR. VOLNEY, January 8, 1797
LETTER CCV.—TO HENRY TAZEWELL, January 16, 1797
LETTER CCVI.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 16, 1797
LETTER CCVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 22, 1797
LETTER CCVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 30, 1797
LETTER CCIX.—TO JAMES SULLIVAN, February 9, 1797
LETTER CCX.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, May 13, 1797
LETTER CCXI.—TO GENERAL GATES, May 30,1797
LETTER CCXII.—TO JAMES MADISON, June 1, 1797
LETTER CCXIII.—TO COLONEL BURR, June 17,1797
LETTER CCXIV.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, June 21, 1797
LETTER CCXV.—TO EDWARD RUTLEDGE, June 24, 1797
LETTER, CCXVI.—TO JAMES MADISON, August 3, 1797
LETTER CCXVII.—TO COLONEL ARTHUR CAMPBELL, September 1, 1797
LETTER CCXVIII.—TO JAMES MONROE, September 7, 1797
LETTER CCXIX.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 3, 1798
LETTER CCXX.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 25, 1798
LETTER CCXXI.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 8, 1798
LETTER CCXXII.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 15, 1798
LETTER CCXXIII.—TO GENERAL GATES, February 21, 1798
LETTER CCXXIV.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 22, 1798
LETTER CCXXV.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 2, 1798
LETTER CCXXVI.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 15, 1798
LETTER CCXXVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 21, 1798
LETTER CCXXVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 29, 1798
LETTER CCXXIX.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 5, 1798
LETTER CCXXX.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 6, 1798
LETTER CCXXXI.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 12, 1798
LETTER CCXXXII.—TO JAMES MADISON, April 26, 1798
LETTER CCXXXIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, May 3, 1798
LETTER CCXXXIV.—TO JAMES LEWIS, JUNIOR, May 9, 1798
LETTER CCXXXV.—TO JAMES MADISON, May 31, 1798
LETTER CCXXXVI.—TO JOHN TAYLOR, June 1, 1798
LETTER CCXXXVII.—TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO, June 1, 1798
LETTER CCXXXVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, June 21, 1798
LETTER CCXXXIX.—TO SAMUEL SMITH, August 22, 1798
LETTER CCXL.—TO A. H. ROWAN, September 26, 1798
LETTER CCXLI.—TO STEPHENS THOMPSON MASON, October 11, 1798
LETTER CCXLII.—TO JOHN TAYLOR, November 26, 1798
LETTER CCXLIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 3, 1799
LETTER CCXLIV.—TO JAMES MADISON, January 16, 1799
LETTER CCXLV.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY
LETTER CCXLVI.—TO EDMUND PENDLETON, January 29, 1799
LETTER CCXLVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 5, 1799
LETTER CCXLVIII.—TO EDMUND PENDLETON, February 14, 1799
LETTER CCXLIX.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 19, 1799
LETTER CCL.—TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO, February 21, 1799
LETTER CCLI.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 26, 1799
LETTER CCLII.—TO T. LOMAX, March 12, 1799
LETTER CCLIII.—TO EDMUND RANDOLPH, August 18, 1799
LETTER CCLIV.—TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS, September 5, 1799
LETTER CCLV.—TO JAMES MADISON, November 22, 1799
LETTER CCLVI.—TO COLONEL MONROE, January 12, 1800
LETTER CCLVII.—TO SAMUEL ADAMS
LETTER CCLVIII.—TO JAMES MADISON, March 4, 1800
LETTER CCLIX.—TO JAMES MADISON, May 12, 1800
LETTER CCLX.—TO GIDEON GRANGER, August 13, 1800
LETTER CCLXI.—TO URIAH M’GREGORY, August 13, 1800
LETTER CCLXII.—TO DOCTOR RUSH, September 23, 1800
LETTER, CCLXIII.—TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, December 14, 1800
LETTER CCLXIV.—TO COLONEL BURR, December 15,1800
LETTER CCLXV.—TO JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE, December 18,1800
LETTER CCLXVI.—TO JAMES MADISON, December 19,1800
LETTER CCLXVII.—TO JAMES MADISON, December 26, 1800
LETTER CCLXVIII.—TO COLONEL BURR, February 1, 1801
LETTER CCLXIX.—TO GOVERNOR M’KEAN, February 2, 1801
LETTER CCLXX.—TO TENCH COXE, February 11,1801
LETTER CCLXXI.—TO JAMES MONROE, February 15, 1801
LETTER CCLXXII.—TO JAMES MADISON, February 18,1801
LETTER CCLXXIII.—TO JOHN DICKINSON, March 6, 1801
LETTER CCLXXIV.—TO COLONEL MONROE, March 7, 1801
LETTER CCLXXV.—TO GOVERNOR M’KEAN, March 9, 1801
LETTER CCLXXVI.—TO JOEL BARLOW, March 14, 1801
LETTER CCLXXVII.—TO THOMAS PAINE, March 18, 1801
LETTER CCLXXVIII.—TO M. DE REYNEVAL, March 20, 1801
LETTER CCLXXIX.—TO DOCTOR JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, March 21, 1801
LETTER CCLXXX.—TO MOSES ROBINSON, March 23,1801
LETTER CCLXXXI.—TO WILLIAM B. GILES, March 23, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXII.—TO SAMUEL ADAMS, March 29, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXIII.—TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, March 29, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXIV.—TO GIDEON GRANGER, May 3, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXV.—TO NATHANIEL MACON, May 14, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXVI.—TO LEVI LINCOLN, July 11, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXVII.—TO GOVERNOR MONROE, July 11, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXVIII.—TO A COMMITTEE OF MERCHANTS, July 12, 1801
LETTER CCLXXXIX.—TO LEVI LINCOLN, August 26, 1801
LETTER CCXC.—TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, September 9, 1801
LETTER CCXCI.—TO WILLIAM SHORT, October 3, 1801
LETTER CCXCII.—TO THE HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENTS, November 6, 1801
LETTER CCXCIII.—TO JOHN DICKINSON, December 19, 1801
LETTER CCXCIV.—TO ALBERT GALLATIN, April 1,1802
LETTER CCXCV.—TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO, April 2,1802
LETTER CCXCVI.—TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, April 18, 1802
LETTER CCXCVII.—TO GOVERNOR MONROE, July 15, 1802
LETTER CCXCVIII.—TO GOVERNOR MONROE, July 17, 1802
LETTER CCXCIX.—TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, October 10, 1802
LETTER CCC.—TO ALBERT GALLATIN, October 13, 1802
LETTER CCCI.—TO LEVI LINCOLN, October 25, 1802
LETTER CCCII.—TO GOVERNOR MONROE, January 13,1803
LETTER CCCIII.—TO M. DUPONT, February 1, 1803
LETTER CCCIV.—TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH, April 21, 1803
LETTER CCCV.—TO GENERAL GATES, July 11, 1803
LETTER CCCVI.—TO MR. BRECKENRIDGE, August 12, 1803