6Note A: Letter to John Saunderson, Esq.
1244TO MR. NICHOLSON.
7Note B: Letter to Samuel A. Wells, Esq.
1245TO DR. WISTAR.
8Note C: On the Instructions Given to the First Delegation of Virginia to Congress, in August, 1774.
1246TO MR. CHANDLER PRICE.
9Note D: Instructions for the Deputies Appointed to Meet in General Congress on the Part of This Colony.
1247TO THE KING OF HOLLAND.
10Note E
1248TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.
11Note F: Notes on the Establishment of a Money Unit, and of a Coinage for the United States.
1249TO MR. GALLATIN.
12Note G
1250TO ROBERT BRENT, ESQ.
13Note H
1251TO MR. GALLATIN.
14TO JOHN PAGE.
1252TO THE GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, OHIO, AND MISSISSIPPI.
15TO JOHN PAGE.
1253TO JAMES MONROE.
16TO JOHN PAGE.
1254TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, ESQ.
17TO JOHN PAGE.
1255TO ——.
18TO JOHN PAGE.
1256TO COLONEL G. MORGAN.
19TO GOVERNOR PAGE.
1257TO MR. COXE.
20TO JOHN PAGE.
1258TO LEVETT HARRIS, ESQ.
21TO JOHN PAGE.
1259TO MR. GALLATIN.
22TO CHAS. McPHERSON.
1260TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
23TO COL. A. CARY.
1261TO MR. ROBERT PATTERSON.
24TO DR. WILLIAM SMALL.
1262TO M. LE COMTE DIODATI.
25TO JOHN RANDOLPH, ESQ.
1263TO MR. BOWDOIN.
26TO JOHN RANDOLPH, ESQ,.
1264TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
27TO RICHARD HENRY LEE.
1265TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
28TO DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, PARIS.
1266TO MR. GALLATIN.
29TO JOHN ADAMS.
1267TO MR. NIEMCEWICZ.
30TO ——.
1268TO MR. MADISON.
31TO DAVID RITTENHOUSE.
1269TO MR. THOMAS MOORE.
32TO JOHN PAGE.
1270TO MR. MADISON.
33TO GEORGE WYTHE.
1271TO MR. OLIVER EVANS.
34TO HIS EXCELLENCY PATRICK HENRY.
1272TO J. MADISON.
35TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1273TO THE HONORABLE JOHN SMITH.
36TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1274TO MR. MADISON.
37TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1275TO MR. HAY.
38TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1276TO MR. DE LA COSTE.
39TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1277TO MR. CLINTON.
40TO COLONEL MATHEWS.
1278TO GEORGE HAY, ESQ.
41TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1279TO MR. HAY.
42TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1280TO COLONEL MONROE.
43TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1281TO M. SILVESTRE, SECRETAIRE DE LA SOCIETE D'AGRICULTURE DE PARIS.
44TO GENERAL DE RIEDESEL.
1282TO GEORGE HAY.
45TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1283TO ALBERT GALLATIN.
46TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1284TO GEORGE HAY.
47TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS.
1285TO MR. WEAVER.
48TO ——.
1286TO DOCTOR HORATIO TURPIN.
49TO MAJOR-GENERAL GATES.
1287TO JOHN NORVELL.
50TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1288TO WILLIAM SHORT.
51TO EDWARD STEVENS.
1289TO GEORGE HAY.
52TO THE HON. MAJOR GENERAL GATES.
1290TO GEORGE HAY.
53TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS.
1291TO GEORGE HAY.
54TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS.
1292TO GOVERNOR SULLIVAN.
55TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES.
1293TO GEORGE HAY.
56TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1294TO DOCTOR WISTAR.
57TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1295TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
58TO MAJOR-GENERAL GATES.
1296TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
59TO GENERAL GATES.
1297TO MR. HAY.
60TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1298TO GEORGE BLAKE, ESQ.
61TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES.
1299TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
62TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1300TO MR. GALLATIN.
63TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1301TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
64TO GENERAL GATES.
1302TO MR. GALLATIN.
65TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1303TO THE VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
66TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1304TO COLONEL TATHAM.
67TO ——.
1305TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
68TO EDWARD STEVENS.
1306TO THE MASTERS AND OTHER OFFICERS SAILING TO AND FROM THE PORTS OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
69TO GENERAL GATES.
1307TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
70TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1308TO CAPTAIN J. SAUNDERS, FORT NELSON.
71TO EDWARD STEVENS.
1309TO GENERAL MATTHEWS.
72TO LT. JOHN LOUIS DE UNGER.
1310TO THE HONORABLE THOMAS COOPER.
73TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1311TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
74TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1312TO MR. GALLATIN.
75TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1313TO MR. BOWDOIN.
76TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1314TO CAPTAIN BEATTY, FOR HIMSELF, THE OTHER OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF THE LIGHT INFANTRY COMPANY OF GEORGETOWN.
77TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1315TO MR. BIDWELL.
78TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS.
1316TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
79To ——.
1317TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
80TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1318TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
81TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1319TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
82TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1320TO MADAME DE STAEL DE HOLSTEIN.
83TO GENERAL GATES.
1321TO GENERAL ARMSTRONG.
84TO COLONEL CAMPBELL.
1322TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
85TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1323TO JOHN PAGE.
86TO M. DE MARBOIS.
1324TO BENJAMIN MORGAN, ESQ.
87TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1325TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
88TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1326TO WILLIAM DUANE.
89TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1327TO MR. GAINES.
90TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1328TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
91TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1329TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
92TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1330TO COLONEL TATHAM.
93TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1331TO GENERAL SMITH.
94TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS.
1332TO THE MASTERS OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
95TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1333TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
96TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1334TO COLONEL JOHN TAYLOR.
97TO THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS.
1335TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
98TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1336TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CABELL.
99TO THE MARQUIS LA FAYETTE.
1337TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR LEWIS.
100TO EDMUND RANDOLPH, ESQ.
1338TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
101TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1339TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
102TO GENERAL GATES
1340TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CABELL.
103TO JAMES MADISON.
1341TO MR. THORNWICK CHASE.
104JAMES MONROE TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
1342TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
105TO COLONEL JAMES MONROE.
1343TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
106TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
1344TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CABELL.
107TO THE CHEVALIER DE CHATTELLUX.
1345TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
108TO MR. STEPTOE.
1346TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
109TO JAMES MADISON.
1347TO COLONEL FULTON.
110TO GEORGE WASHINGTON.
1348TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
111TO THE CHEVALIER DE LA LUZERNE, MINISTER OF FRANCE.
1349TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
112TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
1350TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
113GEORGE WASHINGTON TO THE HONORABLE THOMAS JEFFERSON.
1351TO JOHN NICHOLAS.
114ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
1352TO MR. MADISON.
115TO R. R. LIVINGSTON.
1353TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CABELL.
116ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
1354TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
117TO THE HON. R. R. LIVINGSTON.
1355TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
118TO JOHN JAY.
1356TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
119TO COLONEL URIAH FORREST.
1357TO J. MADISON.
120TO JOHN JAY.
1358TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
121TO GENERAL CHASTELLUX.
1359TO GEORGE HAY.
122TO THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND.
1360TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
123TO MR. JAY.
1361TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
124TO COLONEL MONROE.
1362TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
125TO JOSEPH JONES.
1363TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
126TO CHARLES THOMPSON.
1364TO MR. COOPER.
127TO JOHN ADAMS.
1365TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
128TO M. DU PORTAIL.
1366TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
129TO COLONEL MONROE.
1367TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
130TO JOHN ADAMS.
1368TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
131TO M. DE CASTRIES.
1369TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
132TO MESSRS. FRENCH AND NEPHEW.
1370TO GEORGE HAY.
133TO DR. STYLES.
1371TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
134TO JOHN ADAMS.
1372TO THOMAS PAINE.
135TO THE BARON DE THULEMEYER.
1373TO GEORGE HAY, ESQ., ATTORNEY FOR THE U. S., BEFORE THE DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
136TO MESSRS. N. AND J. VAN STAPHORST Amsterdam.
1374TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
137TO JOHN ADAMS.
1375TO GEORGE HAY.
138TO MR. WM. SHORT.
1376TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
139TO M. DE CASTRIES.
1377TO MR. CRAWFORD.
140TO JOHN ADAMS.
1378TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
141TO DR. PRICE.
1379TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
142TO JOHN ADAMS.
1380TO MR. MADISON.
143TO JOHN JAY.
1381TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
144TO JOHN JAY.
1382TO ROBERT BRENT, ESQ.
145TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1383TO J. MADISON.
146TO CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES.
1384TO MR. HAY.
147TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1385TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
148TO MRS. TRIST.
1386TO MR. COXE.
149TO PETER CARR.
1387TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
150TO JOHN PAGE.
1388TO MR. PAINE.
151TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
1389TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CABELL.
152TO JOHN JAY.
1390TO MR. GALLATIN.
153TO COLONEL MONROE.
1391TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
154TO JOHN JAY.
1392TO GOVERNOR SULLIVAN.
155TO JAMES MADISON.
1393TO DOCTOR BARTON.
156TO MESSRS. DUMAS AND SHORT.
1394TO JAMES GAMBLE, ESQ.
157TO JOHN ADAMS.
1395TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
158TO DAVID HARTLEY.
1396TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
159TO BARON GEISMER.
1397TO MR. GALLATIN.
160TO JOHN LANGDON.
1398TO MR. GALLATIN.
161TO M. DE LA VALEE.
1399TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
162TO M. LE MARG. DE PONCENS.
1400TO GOVERNOR WILLIAMS.
163TO JAMES MADISON.
1401TO MR. GALLATIN.
164TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
1402TO MR. SHORT.
165TO JOHN ADAMS.
1403TO MR. JAMES PEMBERTON.
166TO JOHN ADAMS.
1404TO DANIEL ECCLESTON, ESQUIRE.
167TO F. HOPKINSON.
1405TO MR. MAURY.
168TO R. IZARD.
1406TO MR. GALLATIN.
169TO MR. BELLINI.
1407TO COLONEL MINOR.
170TO JAMES MADISON, OF WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
1408TO MR. FULTON.
171TO DR. FRANKLIN.
1409TO MR. BARLOW.
172TO SAMUEL OSGOOD.
1410TO GENERAL JOHN MASON.
173TO JOHN JAY.
1411TO DOCTOR WISTAR.
174TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
1412TO GEN. WILLIAM CLARKE.
175TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1413TO GENERAL GEORGE ROGERS CLARKE.
176TO JOHN JAY.
1414TO MR. GALLATIN.
177TO MR. ADAMS.
1415TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
178TO MESSRS. VAN STAPHORST.
1416TO MR. GALLATIN.
179TO MONSIEUR DESBORDES.
1417TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, ESQ.
180TO HOGENDORP.
1418TO DOCTOR RUSH.
181TO J. BANNISTER, JUNIOR
1419TO JOHN TAYLOR, ESQ.
182TO BARON THULEMEYER.
1420TO MR. GALLATIN.
183TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1421TO MR. SMITH.
184TO COUNT DE ARANDA.
1422TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
185TO MESSRS. VAN STAPHORSTS.
1423TO MESSRS. MAESE, LEYBERT AND DICKERSON, OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
186TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1424TO MR. GALLATIN.
187TO RICHARD O'BRYAN.
1425TO WILLIAM WIRT, ESQ.
188TO W. W. SEWARD.
1426TO MR. SMITH.
189TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1427TO MR. SMITH.
190TO JOHN ADAMS.
1428TO MR. J. DORSEY.
191TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1429TO THE REV. MR. MILLAR.
192TO JOHN ADAMS.
1430TO MR. BARLOW.
193TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
1431TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR TOMKINS.
194TO JOHN ADAMS.
1432TO JACOB J. BROWN, ESQ.
195TO THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.
1433TO MR. JACOB BROWN.
196TO THE GEORGIA DELEGATES IN CONGRESS.
1434TO MR. TIFFIN.
197TO JOHN ADAMS.
1435TO WILLIAM M'INTOSH.
198TO F. HOPKINSON.
1436TO GOVERNOR HARRISON.
199TO A. CARY.
1437TO MR. GALLATIN.
200TO MAJOR GENERAL GREENE.
1438TO MR. GALLATIN.
201TO MR. ADAMS.
1439TO MR. SMITH.
202TO JOHN ADAMS.
1440TO MR. GALLATIN.
203TO MARQUIS DE LA ROUENE.
1441TO MR. DANIEL SALMON.
204TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
1442TO MR. ANTHONY G. BETTAY.
205TO MR. RITTENHOUSE.
1443TO COLONEL MONROE.
206TO A. STEWART, ESQ.
1444TO JOSEPH BRINGHURST.
207TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1445TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
208TO JOHN JAY.
1446TO MR. GALLATIN.
209TO DR. FRANKLIN.
1447TO MR. GALLATIN.
210TO COLONEL MONROE.
1448TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR SULLIVAN.
211TO W. F. DUMAS.
1449TO COLONEL MONROE.
212TO JOHN ADAMS.
1450TO RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
213TO JAMES MADISON.
1451TO MR. MADISON.
214TO MONSIEUR HILLIARD D'AUBERTEUIL.
1452TO GOVERNOR CABELL.
215TO DR. BANCROFT.
1453TO MR. GALLATIN.
216TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1454TO W. C. NICHOLAS, ESQ.
217TO THE HONORABLE J. JAY.
1455TO DOCTOR WISTAR.
218TO JOHN JAY.
1456TO THE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY OF ADAMS, PENNSYLVANIA.
219TO RICHARD HENRY LEE.
1457TO MR. GALLATIN.
220TO CHARLES THOMSON.
1458TO M. LE VAVASSEUR.
221TO JOHN JAY.
1459TO LEVI LINCOLN.
222TO JOHN JAY.
1460TO MR. GALLATIN.
223TO THE COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1461TO CHARLES PINCKNEY.
224TO JOHN PAGE.
1462TO MR. GALLATIN.
225TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1463TO MR. SMITH.
226TO MR. DUMAS.
1464TO MR. GALLATIN.
227TO WILLIAM DRAYTON.
1465TO MR. GALLATIN.
228TO W. T. FRANKLIN.
1466TO MR. JOHN JACOB ASTOR.
229TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
1467TO MR. GALLATIN.
230TO MR. OTTO.
1468TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
231TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
1469TO MR. GALLATIN.
232TO JAMES ROSS.
1470TO MR. GALLATIN.
233TO T. PLEASANTS.
1471TO MR. GALLATIN.
234TO COLONEL MONROE.
1472TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
235TO JOHN ADAMS.
1473TO MR. GALLATIN.
236TO MESSRS. ST. VICTOUR AND BETTINGER.
1474TO WM. RODNEY.
237TO HONORABLE J. JAY.
1475TO COLONEL WASHINGTON.
238TO THE HONORABLE MR. JAY.
1476TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
239TO JOHN JAY.
1477TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
240TO COUNT DE VERGENNES.
1478TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
241TO M. LA MORLIENE.
1479TO WILLIAM LYMAN, ESQ.
242TO MESSRS. BUCHANAN AND HAY.
1480TO GENERAL ARMSTRONG.
243TO LA FAYETTE.
1481TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
244TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1482TO MR. SMITH.
245TO MR. LAMBE.
1483TO GOVERNOR TOMPKINS.
246TO MR. JAY.
1484TO ——.
247TO MR. ADAMS.
1485TO THE GOVERNORS OF NEW ORLEANS, GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
248TO COLONEL MONROE.
1486TO MR. GALLATIN.
249TO JOHN ADAMS.
1487TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
250TO COMMODORE JONES.
1488TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
251TO M. DE CREVECOEUR.
1489TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
252TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1490TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
253ESTIMATE OF THE EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
1491TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
254ESTIMATE OF THE IMPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
1492TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
255TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
1493TO GENERAL BENJAMIN SMITH.
256TO M. CATHALAN.
1494TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
257TO GOVERNOR HENRY.
1495TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
258TO JOHN JAY.
1496TO MR. LIEPER.
259TO COLONEL MONROE.
1497TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
260TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1498TO MR. BOWDOIN.
261TO MR. HAWKINS.
1499TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
262TO MR. JAY.
1500TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
263TO MR. WYTHE.
1501TO SHELTON GILLIAM, ESQ.
264TO DR. FRANKLIN.
1502TO CHRISTOPHER COLLES.
265TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
1503TO JAMES PEMBERTON.
266TO M. DE WARVILLE.
1504TO MR. FRANKLIN.
267TO BARON BLOME.
1505TO DOCTOR LEIB.
268TO MR. MCCARLEY.
1506TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
269TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1507TO COLONEL D. C. BRENT.
270TO M. DE LA FAYETTE.
1508TO MR. GALLATIN.
271TO M. VAN HOGENDORP.
1509TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
272TO MR. BARCLAY.
1510TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
273TO MR. ADAMS.
1511TO M. DE LA CAPEDE.
274TO MR. JAY.
1512TO MR. SYLVESTRE.
275TO THE PREVOT DES MARCHANDS ET ECHEVINS DE PARIS.
1513TO MR. LASTEYRIE.
276TO BARON DE STAEL.
1514TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
277TO MRS. COSWAY.
1515TO MR. SMITH, OF THE WAR OFFICE.
278TO MRS. COSWAY.
1516TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR SULLIVAN.
279TO M. DE CORNY.
1517TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
280TO THE HONORABLE JOHN JAY.
1518TO GOVERNOR LEWIS.
281TO H. E. J. ADAMS.
1519TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
282TO DR. RAMSAY.
1520TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR PINCKNEY.
283[A CIRCULAR LETTER.]
1521TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
284TO M. DE CALONNE.
1522TO MR. BIBB.
285TO M. DE CREVECŒUR.
1523TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
286TO M. DU RIVAL.
1524TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
287TO M. FAMIN.
1525TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
288TO THE HONORABLE MR. JAY.
1526TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
289M. LE ROY DE L'ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES.
1527TO MESSRS. KERR, MOORE, AND WILLIAMS, COMMISSIONERS OF THE WESTERN ROAD.
290TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1528TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
291TO MONSIEUR CHAS.
1529TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
292TO M. DULER.
1530TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
293TO MESSRS. WILT, DELMESTRE AND CO.
1531TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
294TO JAMES MADISON.
1532TO MR. GALLATIN.
295TO CHARLES THOMPSON.
1533TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
296TO COLONEL MONROE.
1534TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
297TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. ADAMS.
1535TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
298TO MR. HOPKINSON.
1536TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR SULLIVAN.
299TO HIS EXCELLENCY DR. FRANKLIN.
1537TO MR. FULTON.
300TO MR. STILES.
1538TO MR. I. SMITH.
301TO M. DUMAS.
1539TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR TOMPKINS.
302TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1540TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
303TO MR. VAUGHAN.
1541TO GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
304TO JOHN JAY.
1542TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
305TO SAMUEL OSGOOD.
1543TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
306TO M. DE CALONNES.
1544TO GOVERNOR LEWIS.
307TO JOHN JAY.
1545TO THE HONORABLE LEVI LINCOLN.
308TO JOHN ADAMS.
1546TO GOVERNOR LEWIS.
309TO COLONEL FRANKS.
1547TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
310TO MONSIEUR OTTO.
1548TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
311TO MONSIEUR LE DUC D'HARCOURT, GOVERNEUR DU DAUPHIN.
1549TO CAPTAIN M'GREGOR.
312TO MONSIEUR DE CREVE-COEUR.
1550TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
313TO COLONEL EDWARD CARRINGTON.
1551TO THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
314TO M. DU RIVAL.
1552TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
315TO MESSRS. S. AND J. H. DELAP.
1553TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
316TO M. SOULÉS.
1554TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
317TO M. HILLIARD D'AUBERTEUIL.
1555TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
318TO CHEVALIER DE SEGOND.
1556TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
319TO JAMES MADISON.
1557TO MR. SHORT.
320TO JOHN JAY.
1558TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
321TO M. SOULÉS.
1559TO SIMEON THEUS, ESQ.
322TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. ADAMS.
1560TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
323TO MRS. BINGHAM.
1561TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
324TO GOVERNOR RANDOLPH.
1562TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
325TO JOHN JAY.
1563TO MR. GALLATIN.
326TO MR. DUMAS.
1564TO ROBERT L. LIVINGSTON.
327TO MESSRS. BORGNIS DESBORDES FRERES.
1565TO MR. GALLATIN.
328TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. ADAMS.
1566TO GEORGE BLAKE, ESQ.
329TO JOHN JAY.
1567TO MR. GALLATIN.
330TO M. LE PREVOT DES MARCHANDS ET ECHEVINS DE PARIS.
1568TO MR. SMITH.
331TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1569TO MR. GALLATIN.
332TO MR. BARCLAY.
1570TO MR. JAMES MAIN.
333TO HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN ADAMS.
1571TO CAPTAIN GROVE.
334TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. ADAMS.
1572TO MR. GALLATIN.
335TO JOHN JAY.
1573TO THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
336TO RICHARD PETERS.
1574TO DOCTOR JAMES BROWN.
337TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1575TO ——.
338TO MADAME LA COMTESSE DE TESSE.
1576TO GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
339TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1577TO MR. GALLATIN.
340TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1578TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
341TO JOHN JAY.
1579TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR PINCKNEY.
342TO M. GUIDE.
1580TO MR. LETUE.
343TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1581TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CABELL.
344TO MR. DUMAS.
1582TO MR. GALLATIN.
345TO J. BANNISTER, JUNIOR.
1583TO LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LINCOLN.
346TO JAMES MADISON.
1584TO THE HON. JOSEPH VARNUM.
347TO JOHN JAY.
1585TO THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH.
348TO MADAME DE CORNY.
1586TO THE VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
349TO JOHN ADAMS.
1587TO MR. SAMUEL HAWKINS, KINGSTON.
350TO DAVID HARTLEY.
1588TO DOCTOR WATERHOUSE.
351TO B. VAUGHAN.
1589TO THOMAS MONROE.
352TO DR. GORDON.
1590TO MR. GALLATIN.
353TO T. B. HOLLIS, ESQ.
1591TO MR. GALLATIN.
354TO MR. BONDFIELD.
1592TO MR. GALLATIN.
355TO MR. JAMES MANNY.
1593TO MR. GALLATIN.
356TO M. L'ABBE MORELLET.
1594TO MR. GALLATIN.
357TO T. M. RANDOLPH, JUNIOR.
1595TO MR. NICHOLAS.
358TO E. RUTLEDGE, ESQ.
1596TO GOVERNOR HARRISON.
359TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. ADAMS.
1597TO MR. BARLOW.
360TO MR. JOSEPH FENWICK.
1598TO CHARLES THOMSON, ESQ.
361TO STEPHEN CATHALAN, JUNIOR.
1599TO MR. GALLATIN.
362TO THE DELEGATES OF RHODE ISLAND.
1600TO DOCTOR LOGAN.
363TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1601TO MR. GALLATIN.
364TO MR. SKIPWITH.
1602TO E. RANDOLPH, ESQ.
365TO J. W. EPPES.
1603TO ——.
366TO A. DONALD.
1604TO MR. HENRY GUEST.
367TO WILLIAM DRAYTON.
1605TO MR. GALLATIN.
368TO F. HOPKINSON, ESQ.
1606TO THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
369TO R. IZARD, ESQ.
1607TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
370TO JAMES MADISON.
1608TO DOCTOR EUSTIS.
371TO THOMAS BARCLAY.
1609TO MR. THOMAS C. JAMES, SECRETARY OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
372TO MR. BARCLAY.
1610TO DOCTOR MAESE.
373TO HIS EXCELLENCY EDWARD RANDOLPH.
1611CIRCULAR LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TO THE GOVERNORS,—PREPARED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON.
374TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
1612TO MR. BOYD.
375TO WILLIAM HAY.
1613TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR TYLER.
376TO DR. RAMSAY.
1614TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
377TO E. CARRINGTON.
1615TO MR. LEIPER.
378TO DR. CURRIE.
1616TO COLONEL CHARLES SIMMS, COLLECTOR.
379TO MR. HAWKINS.
1617TO COLONEL MONROE.
380TO COLONEL MONROE.
1618TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR SEVIER.
381TO THE HONORABLE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1619TO M. AMELOT DE LA CROIX, BOSTON.
382TO MR. JAY.
1620TO CAPTAIN ARMISTEAD T. MASON.
383TO GOVERNOR RUTLEDGE.
1621TO CAPTAIN ARMISTEAD T. MASON.
384TO M. DE CREVE-COEUR.
1622TO THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH.
385TO COLONEL RICHARD CLAIBORNE.
1623TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR TYLER.
386TO JOHN CHURCHMAN.
1624TO MR. STODDART.
387TO MONSIEUR L'HOMMANDE.
1625TO JOHN HOLLINS.
388TO PETER CARR.
1626TO M. GREGOIRE, EVEQUE ET SENATEUR A PARIS.
389TO DR. GILMER.
1627TO M. RUELLE, ANCIEN AGENT DIPLOMATIQUE, RUE D'ARGENTINE, NO. 38, A PARIS.
390TO COLONEL T. M. RANDOLPH.
1628TO THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH.
391TO THE REVEREND J. MADISON.
1629TO MESSRS. GREGG AND LEIB, SENATORS OF PENNSYLVANIA.—MR. SMILIE.
392TO THE HONORABLE J. BLAIR.
1630TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
393TO JOSEPH JONES.
1631TO GENERAL ARMSTRONG.
394TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1632TO M. LE BARON HUMBOLDT.
395TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
1633TO MR. SHORT.
396TO MR. JAY.
1634TO THE PRESIDENT.
397TO THE HONORABLE JAMES MADISON.
1635TO WILLIAM M'ANDLESS, ESQ., PITTSBURG.
398TO THE COUNT DEL VERMI.
1636TO THE INHABITANTS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY, IN VIRGINIA.
399TO JOHN ADAMS.
1637TO GOVERNOR JAMES JAY.
400TO M. LE COMTE DE MONTMORIN.
1638TO COLONEL LARKIN SMITH.
401TO M. LIMOSIN.
1639TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
402TO MR. T. BLAKE.
1640TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
403TO MR. BONDFIELD.
1641TO MR. SPAFFORD.
404TO M. DUMAS.
1642TO MR. JOHN WYCHE.
405TO DON FRANCISCO CHIAPPI.
1643TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE WOODWARD.
406TO MR. WYTHE.
1644TO MR. W. LAMBERT.
407TO MR. RITTENHOUSE.
1645TO DOCTOR ELIJAH GRIFFITH, PHILA.
408TO THE HONORABLE THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1646TO THE HON. ROBERT SMITH, SECRETARY OF STATE.
409TO MR. JAY.
1647TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.
410TO CHARLES THOMPSON.
1648TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
411TO MR. JAY.
1649TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
412TO MR. JAY.
1650TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
413TO MR. CARNES.
1651TO SKELTON JONES.
414TO M. LIMOZIN.
1652TO M. DASHKOFF.
415TO MR. JAY.
1653TO THE PRESIDENT.
416TO JOHN ADAMS.
1654TO MR. JOHN W. CAMPBELL.
417TO COLONEL SMITH.
1655TO GEN. WM. CLARKE.
418TO MONSIEUR LE COMTE DE BUFFON.
1656TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
419TO MR. DUMAS.
1657TO DOCTOR BARTON.
420TO HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT SULLIVAN.
1658TO JAMES FISHBACK.
421TO MR. JAY.
1659TO MESSRS. BLOODGOOD AND HAMMOND.
422TO JAMES MADISON.
1660TO DON VALENTINE DE FORONDA.
423TO MR. JAY.
1661TO MR. BARLOW.
424TO MONSIEUR LE COMTE DE MOUSTIER.
1662TO ALBERT GALLATIN.
425TO MADAME DE BREHAN.
1663TO THE CHEVALIER DE ONIS.
426TO M. LIMOZIN.
1664TO GEORGE W. IRVING, ESQ.
427TO MR. DUMAS.
1665TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
428TO MADAME DE CORNY.
1666TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
429TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1667TO MR. CHARLES F. WELLES.
430TO MONSIEUR L'ABBE DE MORELLET.
1668TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
431TO THE HONORABLE J. JAY.
1669TO DR. CHAPMAN.
432TO MR. JAY.
1670TO W. C. NICHOLAS, ESQ.
433COUNTER-DECLARATION.
1671TO MR. SAMUEL KERCHEVAL.
434TO MR. JAY.
1672TO MR. EPPES.
435TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1673TO MR. SAMUEL KERCHEVAL.
436TO THE HON. JOHN JAY.
1674TO MR. BALDWIN.
437TO JOHN ADAMS.
1675TO MR. THOMAS T. HEWSON.
438TO COLONEL SMITH.
1676TO THE HONORABLE PAUL HAMILTON.
439TO MR. JAMES MAURY.
1677TO MR. BARLOW.
440TO MONSIEUR DUMAS.
1678TO GIDEON GRANGER, ESQ.
441TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1679TO MR. J. GARLAND JEFFERSON.
442TO JOHN ADAMS.
1680TO JUDGE DAVID CAMPBELL.
443TO JAMES MADISON.
1681TO CÆSAR A. RODNEY.
444TO E. CARRINGTON.
1682TO REV. MR. KNOX.
445TO THE HON. MR. JAY.
1683TO W. D. G. WORTHINGTON, ESQ.
446TO MONSIEUR LIMOZIN.
1684TO MR. BURWELL.
447TO THE BOARD OF TREASURY.
1685TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
448TO MR. JAY.
1686TO DOCTOR JONES.
449TO MONSIEUR LAMBERT.
1687TO GOVERNOR LANGDON.
450TO M. DE QUESNAY.
1688TO ABBE SALIMANKIS.
451TO MR. DRAYTON.
1689TO MR. FULTON.
452TO LE COMTE BERNSTORFF, MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, COPENHAGEN.
1690TO G. VOOLIF, PERPETUAL SECRETARY OF THE FIRST CLASS OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCES, OF LITERATURE AND OF FINE ARTS, AT AMSTERDAM.
453TO WILLIAM RUTLEDGE.
1691TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
454TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. ADAMS.
1692TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
455TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1693TO MESSRS. HUGH L. WHITE, THOMAS M'CORRY, JAMES CAMPBELL, ROBERT CRAIGHEAD, JOHN N. GAMBLE, TRUSTEES FOR THE LOTTERY OF EAST TENNESSEE COLLEGE.
456TO DOCTOR PRICE.
1694TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
457TO A. DONALD.
1695TO GOVERNOR TYLER.
458TO M. WARVILLE.
1696TO HIS EXCELLENCY, COUNT PAHLEN, ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY OF RUSSIA.
459TO MR. DUMAS.
1697TO MR. BOTTA.
460TO MONSIEUR DE BERTROUS.
1698TO MR. LAMBERT.
461TO MONSIEUR TRONCHIN.
1699TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
462TO JOHN ADAMS.
1700TO JUDGE COOPER.
463TO THE HON. JOHN JAY.
1701TO MR. DUANE.
464TO MR. JAY.
1702TO ALBERT GALLATIN, ESQ.
465TO MR. DUMAS.
1703TO COLONEL WM. DUANE.
466TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1704TO J. B. COLVIN.
467TO MR. SHORT.
1705TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
468TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1706TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
469TO JAMES MADISON.
1707TO MR. GALLATIN.
470TO MR. JAY.
1708TO CAPTAIN ISAAC HILLARD.
471TO M. TERRASSON.
1709TO COLONEL DUANE.
472TO M. DUMAS.
1710TO MR. JAMES RONALDSON.
473TO THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF TREASURY.
1711TO DAVID HOWELL, ESQ.
474TO THE COUNT DE MOUSTIER.
1712TO MR. LAW.
475TO MR. JAY.
1713TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH.
476TO JOHN BROWN.
1714TO MR. JOHN LYNCH.
477TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1715TO M. DESTUTT TRACY.
478TO MR. JAY.
1716TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
479TO COLONEL CARRINGTON.
1717TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
480TO JAMES MADISON.[123]
1718TO MR. JOHN MELISH.
481TO PETER CARR.
1719TO COLONEL WILLIAM DUANE.
482TO THE COMTE DE BERNSTORFF.
1720TO MR. LATROBE.
483TO MR. THOMAS DIGGES.
1721TO BARON HUMBOLDT.
484TO MR. RUTLEDGE.
1722TO M. PAGANEL.
485TO T. LEE SHIPPEN, ESQ.
1723TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
486TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1724TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
487TO —— ——.
1725TO MR. BARLOW.
488TO MONSIEUR DIRIEKS.
1726TO MR. GALLATIN.
489TO T. L. SHIPPEN, ESQ.
1727TO ROBERT SMITH, ESQ.
490TO DOCTOR GORDON.
1728TO COLONEL WILLIAM DUANE.
491TO MR. IZARD.
1729TO MR. WIRT.
492TO JAMES MADISON OF WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
1730TO MR. WIRT.
493TO E. RUTLEDGE.
1731TO JOHN HOLLINS, ESQ.
494TO MR. CUTTING.
1732TO COLONEL MONROE.
495TO MR. BELLINI.
1733TO M. JOHN SEVERIN VATER, PROFESSOR AT KONIGSBERG.
496TO MR. CUTTING.
1734TO COUNT POTOCKI.
497TO M. LIMOZIN.
1735TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
498TO JAMES MADISON.
1736TO MR. BARLOW.
499TO COLONEL W. S. SMITH.
1737TO COLONEL DUANE.
500TO J. ADAMS, ESQ.
1738TO MR. OGILVIE.
501TO MR. JAY.
1739TO JUDGE STEWART.
502TO COLONEL MONROE.
1740TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
503TO MONSIEUR DE CREVE-COEUR.
1741TO DR. RUSH.
504TO J. BANNISTER, JR., ESQ.
1742TO WM. A. BURWELL, ESQ.
505TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE COUNT DE MOUSTIER.
1743TO MR. PEALE.
506TO MR. JAY.
1744TO MR. CLAY.
507TO MR. JAY.
1745TO LEVI LINCOLN, ESQ.
508TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1746TO MR. JAMES L. EDWARDS.
509TO MR. J. RUTLEDGE, JUNIOR.
1747TO MR. JAMES LYON.
510TO MR. JAY.
1748TO DOCTOR PATTERSON.
511TO MR. CUTTING.
1749TO CLEMENT CAINE, ESQ.
512TO MR. JAY.
1750TO MR. EPPES.
513TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TREASURY.
1751TO MR. PAINE TODD.
514TO MR. RUTLEDGE.
1752TO DOCTOR ROBERT PATTERSON.
515TO MR. CUTTING.
1753TO DOCTOR ROBERT PATTERSON.
516TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1754TO MR. H. A. S. DEARBORNE.
517TO M. DE REYNEVAL.
1755TO MELATIAH NASH.
518TO THE MARQUIS DE LA ROUERIE.
1756TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH.
519TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1757TO DOCTOR CRAWFORD.
520TO MR. JAY.
1758TO MR. THOMAS PULLY.
521TO MR. SHIPPEN.
1759TO COLONEL MONROE.
522TO M. DE REYNEVAL.
1760TO JOHN ADAMS.
523TO MR. CUTTING.
1761TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR BARBOUR.
524TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1762TO BENJAMIN GALLOWAY, ESQ.
525TO MR. SHORT.
1763TO MR. EZRA SARGEANT.
526TO MR. CUTTING.
1764TO MR. CHARLES CHRISTIAN.
527TO MR. DUMAS.
1765TO MR. VANDER KEMP.
528TO MR. JAY.
1766TO THE HONORABLE MR. NELSON.
529TO JAMES MADISON.
1767TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
530TO A. DONALD.
1768TO JOHN ADAMS.
531TO MR. JAY.
1769TO JAMES MAURY.
532TO MR. JAY.
1770TO MR. RODMAN.
533TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1771TO MR. JOHN JACOB ASTOR.
534TO JOHN ADAMS.
1772TO THE PRESIDENT.
535TO MR. SHORT.
1773TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
536TO DOCTOR CURRIE.
1774TO JOHN ADAMS.
537TO THOMAS PAINE.
1775TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
538TO MR. THOMAS PAINE.
1776TO JUDGE TYLER.
539TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1777TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
540TO DR. PRICE.
1778TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
541TO MR. JAY.
1779TO NATHANIEL GREENE, MONTAGUE CENTER.
542TO JAMES MADISON.
1780TO THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
543TO MR. JAY.
1781TO MR. LATROBE.
544TO MR. ADAMS.
1782TO COLONEL DUANE.
545TO MADAME NECKAR.
1783TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
546TO MR. JAY.
1784TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
547TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1785TO THE HONORABLE MR. WRIGHT.
548TO M. DE VILLEDEUIL.
1786TO THOMAS LETRE, ESQ.
549TO MR. SHORT.
1787TO COLONEL WILLIAM DUANE.
550TO DR. BANCROFT.
1788TO THOMAS C. FLOURNEY, ESQ.
551TO MR. SHIPPEN.
1789TO DOCTOR ROBERT PATTERSON.
552TO MR. JAY.
1790TO MR. ADAMS.
553TO F. HOPKINSON.
1791TO HENRY MIDDLETON, ESQ.
554TO HIS EXCELLENCY COUNT DE MOUSTIER.
1792TO MR. RONALDSON.
555TO MADAME DE BREHAN.
1793TO MR. MELISH.
556TO JAMES MADISON.
1794TO COLONEL DUANE.
557TO THOMAS PAINE.
1795TO DOCTOR MORRELL.
558TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
1796TO GENERAL BAILEY.
559TO DOCTOR WILLARD.
1797TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
560TO J. SARSFIELD.
1798TO GENERAL ARMSTRONG.
561TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE
1799TO DOCTOR RUSH.
562TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1800TO M. DE LOMERIE.
563TO MR. LITTLEPAGE.
1801TO MR. THOMAS PAINE M'MATRON.
564TO JOHN JAY.
1802TO COLONEL DUANE.
565TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
1803TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
566TO JAMES MADISON.
1804TO MADAME LA BARONNE DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN.
567TO THE HONORABLE MR. JAY.
1805TO JOHN ADAMS.
568TO MONSIEUR DE PONTIÈRE.
1806TO COLONEL MONROE.
569TO MR. VAUGHAN.
1807TO JOHN ADAMS.
570TO THOMAS PAINE.
1808TO MR. SHORT.
571TO DOCTOR PRICE.
1809TO ——.
572TO MONSIEUR DE CREVECOEUR.
1810TO COLONEL MONROE.
573TO MONSIEUR DE LA FAYETTE.
1811TO MR. MATTHEW CARR.
574TO MONSIEUR DE ST. ETIENNE.
1812TO PRESIDENT MADISON.
575TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1813TO JOHN W. EPPES.
576TO JOHN JAY.
1814TO JOHN ADAMS.
577TO JAMES MADISON.
1815JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
578TO JOHN JAY.
1816JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
579TO JOHN JAY.
1817TO DOCTOR JOHN L. E. W. SHECUT.
580TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1818JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
581TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1819JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
582TO MR. NECKAR.
1820JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
583TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1821MR ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
584TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1822TO DOCTOR SAMUEL BROWN.
585TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1823JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
586TO THOMAS PAINE.
1824JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
587TO MR. MASON.
1825JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
588TO JOHN JAY.
1826JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
589TO M. L'ABBÉ ARNOLD.
1827JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
590TO MR. MADISON.
1828TO MR. ISAAC M'PHERSON.
591TO JOHN JAY.
1829TO JOHN WALDO.
592TO JOHN JAY.
1830TO MR. JOHN WILSON.
593TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1831TO JOHN ADAMS.
594TO JOHN JAY.
1832TO MR. EPPES.
595TO JAMES MADISON.
1833JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
596TO JAMES MADISON.
1834JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
597TO DR. GEM.
1835TO MR. WM. CANBY.
598TO E. RUTLEDGE.
1836TO GENERAL DUANE.
599TO JOHN JAY.
1837TO MR. ISAAC M'PHERSON.
600TO MR. NECKAR.
1838TO MR. JAMES MARTIN.
601TO THE PRESIDENT.
1839TO DOCTOR LOGAN.
602TO THE REV. CHARLES CLAY.
1840TO JOHN ADAMS.
603TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1841TO JOHN ADAMS.
604TO JOHN JAY, CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE UNITED STATES.
1842TO JOHN W. EPPES.
605TO WM. HUNTER, ESQ., MAYOR OF ALEXANDRIA.
1843TO JOHN JACOB ASTOR, ESQ.
606TO M. RANDOLPH.
1844JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
607TO GEORGE JOY.
1845JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
608TO DOCTOR WILLARD.
1846JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
609TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
1847TO ——.
610MADAME DE CORNY.
1848JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
611MADAME LA COMTESSE D'HOUDETOT.
1849TO BARON DE HUMBOLDT.
612TO MADAME LA DUCHESSE D'AUVILLE.
1850TO MADAM DE TESSÉ.
613TO THE DUKE DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULT.
1851TO DON VALENTIN DE TORONDA CORUNA.
614TO THE COUNT DE MONTMORIN.
1852JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
615TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1853TO THOMAS LIEPER.
616TO MR. GRAND.
1854TO DOCTOR WALTER JONES.
617TO THE MARQUIS DE LA LUZERNE.
1855TO JOHN PINTARD RECORDING SECRETARY OF THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
618TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1856TO SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, SECRETARY OF THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.
619TO MR. RANDOLPH.
1857TO DOCTOR THOMAS COOPER.
620TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1858TO OLIVER EVANS, ESQ.
621TO COLONEL GEORGE MASON.
1859TO JOSEPH C. CABELL, ESQ.
622TO DAVID RITTENHOUSE.
1860TO MR. R. M. PATTERSON, SECRETARY OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
623TO DAVID RITTENHOUSE.
1861TO PRESIDENT ADAMS.
624TO JAMES MONROE.
1862TO MR. JOHN CLARKE.
625TO MR. JOHN COFFIN JONES.
1863TO MR. SAMUEL GREENHOW.
626TO MR. DUMAS.
1864TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
627TO MR. LESLIE.
1865TO THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
628TO BENJ. VAUGHAN.
1866TO DR. JOHN MANNERS.
629TO DR. GILMER.
1867JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
630TO M. BOUDINOT.
1868TO GIDEON GRANGER, ESQ.
631TO DAVID RITTENHOUSE.
1869TO HORATIO G. SPAFFORD.
632TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1870TO MR. GIRARDIN.
633TO COL. M. LEWIS.
1871TO M. DUFIEF.
634TO E. RUTLEDGE, ESQ.
1872TO LE CHEVALIER DE ONIS.
635TO MR. DUMAS.
1873TO MR. DELAPLAINE.
636TO DR. GILMER.
1874TO MR. JOHN F. WATSON.
637TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1875TO MR. ABRAHAM SMALL.
638TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1876TO THOMAS LAW, ESQ.
639TO M. DE PINTO.
1877TO JOHN ADAMS.
640TO JOSHUA JOHNSON.
1878JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
641TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1879TO THE BARON DE MOLL, PRIVY COUNSELLOR OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF BAVARIA, SECRETARY OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES FOR THE CLASS OF MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, AND OF THE AGRONOMIC SOCIETY OF BAVARIA, AT MUNICH.
642TO COLONEL DAVID HUMPHREYS.
1880TO MR. WIRT.
643TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1881TO THOMAS COOPER.
644TO THE ATTORNIES OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SEVERAL DISTRICTS, THOSE OF MAINE AND KENTUCKY EXCEPTED.
1882TO MR. DELAPLAINE.
645TO MR. RANDOLPH.
1883TO THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
646TO GOVERNOR HANCOCK.
1884TO SAMUEL H. SMITH, ESQ.
647TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1885TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
648TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
1886TO MR. MILES KING.
649TO M. LA FOREST, Consul of France.
1887TO JOSEPH C. CABELL, ESQ.
650TO MR. BONDFIELD.
1888TO THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
651TO MR. VIAR.
1889To ——.
652TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1890TO JAMES MONROE.
653TO FREDERICK KINLOCH, ESQ.
1891TO DOCTOR ROBERT PATTERSON.
654TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1892TO ROBERT M. PATTERSON, SECRETARY OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
655TO COUNT DE MOUSTIER.
1893TO W. SHORT, ESQ.
656TO MR. NOAH WEBSTER, AT HARTFORD.
1894TO MR. MELLISH.
657TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1895TO M. CORREA DE SERRA.
658TO JOSHUA JOHNSON.
1896TO COLONEL MONROE.
659TO JOSHUA JOHNSON.
1897TO MR. GIRARDIN.
660TO A. HAMILTON.
1898TO CHARLES CLAS, ESQ.
661TO MR. SHORT.
1899TO GOVERNOR PLUMER.
662TO COLONEL MASON.
1900TO JOHN VAUGHAN, ESQ.
663TO CHARLES HELLSTEDT, SWEDISH CONSUL.
1901TO HIS EXCELLENCY MR. CRAWFORD.
664TO MR. HAZARD.
1902TO THE MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE.
665TO ——.
1903TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
666TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR HANCOCK.
1904TO JEAN BATISTE SAY.
667TO M. DE PINTO.
1905TO FRANCIS C. GRAY, ESQ.
668TO MR. PHILIP FRENEAU.
1906TO MR. GIRARDIN.
669TO THE COUNT DE MOUSTIER.
1907TO MR. WENDOVER.
670TO MR. INNES.
1908TO CÆSAR A. RODNEY.
671TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF FRANCE.
1909TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
672TO GOVERNOR QUESADA.
1910TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
673TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
1911TO MR. GIRARDIN.
674TO MAJOR L'ENFANT.
1912TO MR. BARROW.
675TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1913TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
676TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1914TO JOHN ADAMS.
677TO COLONEL INNES.
1915TO MR. W. H. TORRANCE.
678TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1916TO MR. LEIPER.
679TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1917TO MR. MAURY.
680TO DR. WISTAR.
1918TO MR. MAURY.
681TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR MARTIN.
1919JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
682TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1920JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
683TO MR. LEWIS.
1921TO MR. CORREA.
684TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1922TO MADAME LA BARONNE DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN.
685TO MAJOR L'ENFANT.
1923TO ANDREW C. MITCHELL, ESQ.
686TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1924TO WM. WIRT, ESQ.
687TO WILLIAM CARMICHAEL.
1925TO JOHN ADAMS.
688TO C. CARROLL OF CARROLLTON.
1926JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
689TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1927TO JUDGE ROANE.
690TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1928TO CAPT. A. PARTRIDGE OF THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS, WEST POINT, NEW YORK.
691TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1929TO DOCTOR LOGAN.
692TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1930TO MR. GALLATIN.
693TO THE ATTORNEY OF THE DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY.
1931JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
694TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1932TO MR. WM. BENTLEY.
695TO THE HONORABLE JEREMIAH WADSWORTH.
1933TO MR. GEORGE FLEMING.
696TO MR. DUMAS.
1934TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
697THOMAS BARCLAY.
1935TO CAPT. A. PARTRIDGE.
698TO ——.
1936TO COLONEL YANCEY.
699TO COLONEL MONROE.
1937TO CHARLES THOMPSON.
700TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
1938TO BENJAMIN AUSTIN, ESQ.
701TO JOHN ADAMS.
1939TO JOHN ADAMS.
702TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1940TO DABNEY CARR.
703TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1941TO DR. PETER WILSON, PROFESSOR OF LANGUAGES, COLUMBIA COLLEGE, NEW YORK.
704TO MR. PAINE.
1942TO MR. AMOS J. COOK, PRECEPTOR OF FRYEBURG ACADEMY IN THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
705TO THE PRESIDENT.
1943TO MR. THOMAS RITCHIE.
706TO GENERAL KNOX.
1944TO NATHANIEL MACON.
707TO COLONEL HARVIE.
1945TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
708TO MR. CARMICHAEL.
1946TO REV. MR. WORCESTER.
709TO SIR JOHN SINCLAIR.
1947TO JOSEPH C. CABELL, ESQ.
710TO E. RUTLEDGE, ESQ.
1948JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
711TO MESSRS. JOHNSON, STUART, AND CARROL.
1949TO THOMAS W. MAURY.
712TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1950TO JAMES MONROE.
713TO M. LA MOTTE.
1951TO BENJAMIN AUSTIN, ESQ.
714TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1952JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
715TO BENJ. BANNEKER.
1953TO GOVERNOR NICHOLAS.
716TO JOHN ADAMS.
1954TO MR. JOSEPH MILLIGAN.
717TO ADMIRAL PAUL JONES.
1955TO JOHN ADAMS.
718TO MONSIEUR DE TERNANT, Minister Plenipotentiary of France.
1956TO GOVERNOR NICHOLAS.
719TO T. NEWTON.
1957TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
720TO MR. HAMMOND.
1958TO MR. FR. ADR. VANDERKEMP.
721TO J. MADISON.
1959TO M. CORREA DE SERRA.
722TO THE PRESIDENT.
1960JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
723TO MAJOR THOMAS PINCKNEY.
1961JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
724TO THE PRESIDENT.
1962TO JOHN TAYLOR.
725TO MESSRS. JOHNSON, STEWART AND CARROL.
1963TO FRANCIS W. GILMER.
726TO MR. ELLICOTT.
1964TO WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD.
727TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1965TO SAMUEL KERCHIVAL.
728TO MR. HUMPHREYS.
1966TO JOHN TAYLOR.
729TO DANIEL SMITH, ESQ.
1967TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR PLUMER.
730TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
1968TO DOCTOR LOGAN.
731TO MR. MCALISTER.
1969TO MR. DELAPLAINE.
732TO MR. STUART.
1970TO SIR JOHN SINCLAIR.
733TO THE PRESIDENT.
1971TO MR. ADAMS.
734TO THE PRESIDENT.
1972TO MRS. M. HARRISON SMITH.
735TO MR. SHORT.
1973JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
736TO THOMAS PINCKNEY.
1974TO MR. ISAAC H. TIFFANY.
737TO WILLIAM SHORT.
1975JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
738TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1976TO SAMUEL KERCHIVAL.
739TO MONSIEUR DE MONTMORIN.
1977TO JOHN ADAMS.
740TO DON JOSEPH JAUDENES, AND DON JOSEPH VIAR.
1978TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
741TO MR. SHORT.
1979TO JOHN ADAMS.
742TO COLONEL HAMILTON.
1980JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
743TO MR. HAMMOND.
1981TO MR. MELLISH.
744TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1982TO MRS. ADAMS.
745TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1983TO JOHN ADAMS.
746TO MR. HAMMOND.
1984TO WILLIAM LEE, ESQ.
747TO MESSRS. JOHNSON, CARROL, AND STEWART.
1985TO DOCTOR THOMAS HUMPHREYS.
748TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1986JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
749TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
1987TO JOHN ADAMS.
750TO WILLIAM SHORT, ESQ.
1988TO DR. JOSEPHUS B. STUART.
751TO MR. SHORT.
1989TO MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
752TO MESSRS. DE VIAR AND DE JAUDENES.
1990JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
753TO COLONEL PICKERING.
1991JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
754TO MR. HAMMOND.
1992TO DOCTOR JOHN MANNERS.
755TO GOVERNOR PINCKNEY.
1993TO BARON HUMBOLDT.
756TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF WASHINGTON.
1994TO M. DE MARBOIS.
757TO COLONEL N. LEWIS.
1995TO ALBERT GALLATIN.
758TO THE PRESIDENT.
1996TO MR. ADAMS.
759TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
1997TO GEORGE FLOWER.
760TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
1998JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
761TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
1999TO THE HONORABLE JOHN Q. ADAMS.
762TO MESSRS. DE VIAR AND DE JAUDENES.
2000TO MR. DUPONCEAU.
763TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2001TO MR. CORREA.
764TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2002TO MR. DUPONCEAU.
765MR. JEFFERSON, SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE UNITED STATES, TO MR. HAMMOND. (pt. 1)
2003TO MR. WIRT.
766MR. JEFFERSON, SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE UNITED STATES, TO MR. HAMMOND. (pt. 2)
2004TO DR. BENJAMIN WATERHOUSE.
767CIRCULAR TO THE AMERICAN CONSULS.
2005TO N. BURWELL, ESQ.
768TO JOHN PAUL JONES.
2006TO JOHN ADAMS.
769TO MR. MADISON.
2007TO M. JULLIEN.
770TO THOMAS BARCLAY, ESQUIRE.
2008TO JOHN ADAMS.
771TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2009TO ROBERT WALSH.
772TO THOMAS PINCKNEY.
2010TO M. DE NEUVILLE.
773TO MR PINCKNEY.
2011TO NATHANIEL MACON, ESQ.
774TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
2012TO MR. ADAMS.
775TO M. DE LA FAYETTE.
2013TO DOCTOR VINE UTLEY.
776TO MR. BARLOW.
2014TO MR. SPAFFORD.
777TO PETER CARR.
2015TO S. A. WELLS, ESQ.
778TO MR. VAN BERCKEL.
2016TO EZRA STYLES, ESQ.
779TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.
2017TO JOHN ADAMS.
780TO MESSRS. DE VIAR AND JAUDENES.
2018TO JOHN BRAZIER, THE AUTHOR OF THE REVIEW OF PICKERING ON GREEK PRONUNCIATION.
781TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
2019TO JUDGE ROANE.
782TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR LEE.
2020TO MR. MOORE.
783TO MR. PALESKE.
2021TO MR. SHORT.
784TO THE MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY OF FRANCE.
2022TO J. ADAMS, ESQ.
785TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2023TO COLONEL JOHN NICHOLAS.
786TO ARCHIBALD STUART, ESQ.
2024TO MR. RIVES.
787TO MR. CLAY.
2025TO JOHN ADAMS.
788TO EDWARD RANDOLPH, ESQ.
2026JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
789TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2027TO H. NELSON, ESQ.
790TO C. C. PINCKNEY, ESQ.
2028TO MR. ADAMS.
791TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2029TO THE HONORABLE MARK LANGDON HILL.
792TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
2030TO WILLIAM SHORT.
793TO G. MORRIS, ESQ.
2031TO JOHN HOLMES.
794TO M. DE TERNANT.
2032TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
795TO MESSRS. VIAR AND JAUDENES, Commissioners of Spain.
2033TO GENERAL TAYLOR.
796TO THE PRESIDENT.
2034TO WILLIAM SHORT.
797TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
2035TO DOCTOR COOPER.
798TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2036TO JOHN ADAMS.
799TO THE MAYOR, MUNICIPAL OFFICERS AND PROCUREUR OF THE COMMUNITY OF MARSEILLES.
2037TO MR. JARVIS.
800TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
2038TO MR PINCKNEY.
801TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
2039TO RICHARD RUSH, ESQ.
802TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
2040TO MR. CORREA.
803TO T. M. RANDOLPH, JR.
2041TO THE REVEREND JARED SPARKS.
804TO M. DE TERNANT.
2042TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
805TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2043TO MR. MADISON.
806TO DR. GILMER.
2044TO THOMAS RITCHIE.
807TO MR. MERCER.
2045TO M. DE LA FAYETTE.
808TO MR. RUTHERFORD.
2046TO MR. ROSCOE.
809TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2047TO FRANCIS EPPES.
810TO MR. SHORT.
2048TO ARCHIBALD THWEAT.
811TO MR. RANDOLPH.
2049TO JOHN ADAMS.
812TO MR. GALLATIN.
2050TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
813TO MRS. RANDOLPH.
2051TO JARED MANSFIELD, ESQ.
814TO DR. STEWART, OR TO ALL THE GENTLEMEN.
2052TO GENERAL BRECKENRIDGE.
815TO MR. CARROLL.
2053TO DABNEY TERRELL, ESQ.
816Circular to the ministers of France, the United Netherlands, Great Britain, &c.
2054TO TIMOTHY PICKERING, ESQ.
817TO MR. HAMMOND.
2055TO JUDGE ROANE.
818TO M. DE TERNANT.
2056TO JUDGE ROANE.
819TO M. DE TERNANT.
2057EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TH: JEFFERSON TO ——.
820TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
2058TO GENERAL DEARBORNE.
821TO THE MINISTER OF FRANCE.
2059TO MR. C. HAMMOND.
822TO J. MADISON.
2060TO JOHN ADAMS.
823TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES.
2061JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
824TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
2062TO ——.
825TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
2063TO NATHANIEL MACON.
826TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2064TO ——.
827TO ——
2065TO —— NICHOLAS.
828TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
2066TO MESSRS. GEORGE W. SUMMERS AND JOHN B. GARLAND.
829TO SAMUEL SHAW, CONSUL AT CANTON, IN CHINA.
2067TO MR. EDWARD EVERETT, OF CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS.
830TO COLONEL DAVID.
2068TO JEDEDIAH MORSE.
831TO COLONEL HUMPHREYS.
2069TO GENERAL BRECKENRIDGE.
832TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
2070TO MESSRS. RITCHIE AND GOOCH.
833TO MR. DUMAS.
2071TO JOHN ADAMS.
834TO COLONEL HAMILTON.
2072TO REV. MR. WHITTEMORE.
835TO J. MADISON.
2073TO MESSRS. RITCHIE AND GOOCH.
836TO MR. HAMMOND.
2074TO MR. GOODENOW.
837TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
2075TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN WATERHOUSE.
838TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2076TO JOHN ADAMS.
839TO MR. VAN BERCKEL.
2077TO WILLIAM T. BARRY.
840CIRCULAR TO MESSRS. MORRIS, PINCKNEY AND SHORT.
2078TO DOCTOR WATERHOUSE.
841TO M. DE TERNANT.
2079TO MR. THOMAS SKIDMAN.
842TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
2080TO MR. GEORGE F. HOPKINS.
843TO M. DE TERNANT.
2081TO MR. CHILES TERRIL.
844TO COLONEL MONROE.
2082JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
845TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2083TO MR. CORNELIUS CAMDEN BLATCHLY.
846TO E. RANDOLPH.
2084TO JOHN ADAMS.
847TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
2085TO DOCTOR COOPER.
848TO J. MADISON.
2086TO JOHN CAMPBELL, ESQ.
849TO MR. HAMMOND.
2087TO JAMES SMITH.
850TO M. DE TERNANT.
2088TO MR. EDWARD EVERETT.
851TO J. MADISON.
2089TO JOHN ADAMS.
852TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
2090TO JUDGE JOHNSON.
853TO MR. VAN BERCKEL.
2091JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
854TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
2092TO JOHN ADAMS.
855TO JAMES MADISON.
2093TO GENERAL SAMUEL SMITH.
856TO MR. RANDOLPH.
2094TO MR. MEGEAR.
857MR. GENET, MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY OF FRANCE.
2095TO THE PRESIDENT.
858TO MR. HAMMOND.
2096TO JUDGE JOHNSON.
859TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2097TO PRESIDENT MONROE.
860TO JAMES MADISON.
2098TO GEORGE TICKNOR.
861TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
2099JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
862TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2100TO JAMES MADISON.
863TO M. GENET.
2101TO JOHN ADAMS.
864TO MR. GENET.
2102TO WILLIAM SHORT.
865TO MR. HAMMOND.
2103TO MR. THOMAS EARLE.
866TO J. MADISON.
2104TO MR. HUGH P. TAYLOR.
867TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2105TO JOHN ADAMS.
868TO DR. GILMER.
2106TO THE PRESIDENT.
869TO COLONEL MONROE.
2107TO M. CORAY.
870TO J. MADISON.
2108TO THE MARQUIS DE LA FAYETTE.
871TO MESSRS. CARMICHAEL AND SHORT.
2109TO MR. PATRICK K. RODGERS.
872TO COLONEL MONROE.
2110TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
873TO MESSRS. DE VIAR AND JAUDENES.
2111TO JARED SPARKS.
874TO THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2112TO ROBERT J. GARNETT.
875TO J. MADISON.
2113TO MR. ISAAC ENGELBRECHT.
876TO MR. GENET.
2114TO MR. WOODWARD.
877TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2115TO MR. EDWARD EVERETT.
878TO MR. GENET.
2116TO EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
879TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2117TO JOHN HAMPDEN PLEASANTS.
880TO ——.
2118TO MR. DAVID HARDING, PRESIDENT OF THE JEFFERSON DEBATING SOCIETY OF HINGHAM.
881TO GOVERNEUR MORRIS.
2119TO RICHARD RUSH.
882TO DUKE AND CO.
2120TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
883TO J. MADISON.
2121TO MAJOR JOHN CARTWRIGHT.
884TO J. MADISON.
2122TO MARTIN VAN BUREN.
885TO MR. GORE.
2123TO MR. MADISON.
886TO MR. HAMMOND.
2124TO MR. LEWIS E. BECK, ALBANY.
887TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2125TO H. LEE.
888TO J. MADISON.
2126TO MR. WM. LUDLOW.
889TO MR. HAMMOND.
2127TO GENERAL LA FAYETTE.
890TO MR. GENET.
2128TO MR. RUSH.
891TO MR. COXE.
2129TO EDWARD EVERETT.
892TO MR. MORRIS.
2130TO ——.
893TO MR. GENET.
2131TO JOHN ADAMS.
894TO MR. GENET.
2132TO WILLIAM SHORT, ESQ.
895TO ——.
2133TO JOSEPH C. CABELL.
896TO ——.
2134TO GENERAL ALEXANDER SMYTH.
897TO MR. GENET.
2135JOHN ADAMS TO THOMAS JEFFERSON.
898TO MR. HAMMOND.
2136TO ——.
899TO THE MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY TO GREAT BRITAIN.
2137TO ——.
900TO MR. CIRACCHI, AT MUNICH.
2138TO THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH.
901TO MR. MADISON.
2139The portrait of a good man by the most sublime of poets, for your imitation.
902TO MR. SODERSTROM, CONSUL OF SWEDEN.
2140A Decalogue of Canons for observation in practical life.
903TO MR. GENET.
2141TO EDWARD LIVINGSTON, ESQ.
904TO MR. PINCKNEY.
2142TO JUDGE AUGUSTUS B. WOODWARD.
905TO MR. GENET.
2143TO HENRY LEE, ESQ.
906TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2144TO MISS WRIGHT.
907TO MR. GENET.
2145TO JOHN VAUGHAN, ESQ.
908TO THE PRESIDENT.
2146TO DR. JAMES MEASE.
909TO MR. CHURCH.
2147TO ——.
910TO MR. HAMMOND, MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
2148TO THE HONORABLE J. EVELYN DENISON, M. P.
911TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
2149TO MR. LEWIS M. WISS.
912TO THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
2150To ——.
913TO DR. EDWARDS.
2151TO JAMES MADISON.
914TO MR. GENET.
2152TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
915TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2153TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
916TO E. RANDOLPH.
2154TO CLAIBORNE W. GOOCH.
917TO JAMES MADISON.
2155To——.
918TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
2156TO JAMES MADISON.
919TO TENCH COXE.
2157TO JOHN ADAMS.
920TO THE PRESIDENT.
2158TO JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
921TO MR. MADISON.
2159TO THE HONORABLE EDWARD EVERETT.
922TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
2160TO DR. EMMETT, PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
923TO WILSON NICHOLAS, ESQ.
2161TO DOCTOR JOHN P. EMMET.
924TO JAMES MADISON.
2162TO ——.
925TO M. D'IVERNOIS.
2163TO MR. WEIGHTMAN.
926TO JAMES MADISON.
2164Footnote
927TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
2165I.—Report on the methods for obtaining Fresh Water from Salt.
928TO MANN PAGE.
2166II. Opinion on the proposition for establishing a Woollen Manufactory in Virginia.
929TO H. TAZEWELL, ESQ.
2167III. The Report on Copper Coinage, communicated to the House of Representatives, April 15th, 1790.
930TO JAMES MADISON.
2168IV.—Opinion on the question whether the Senate has the right to negative the grade of persons appointed by the Executive to fill Foreign Missions.
931TO MONSIEUR ODIT.
2169V.—Opinion upon the validity of a grant made by the State of Georgia to certain companies of individuals, of a tract of country whereof the Indian right had never been extinguished, with power to such individuals to extinguish the Indian right.
932TO EDWARD RUTLEDGE.
2170VI.—Opinion in favor of the resolutions of May 21st, 1790 directing that, in all cases where payment had not been already made, the debts due to the soldiers of Virginia and North Carolina, should be paid to the original claimants or their attorneys, and not to their assignees.
933TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
2171VII.—Plan for establishing uniformity in the Coinage, Weights, and Measures of the United States. Communicated to the House of Representatives, July 13, 1790.
934TO G. WYTHE.
2172VIII.—Opinion upon the question whether the President should veto the Bill, declaring that the seat of government shall be transferred to the Potomac, in the year 1790.
935TO JAMES MADISON.
2173IX.—Opinion respecting the expenses and salaries of foreign Ministers.
936TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
2174X.—Opinion in regard to the continuance of the monopoly of the commerce of the Creek nation, enjoyed by Col. McGillivray:
937TO COLONEL MONROE.
2175XI.—Opinion respecting our foreign debt.
938TO JAMES MADISON.
2176XII.—Opinion upon the question what the answer of the President should be in case Lord Dorchester should apply for permission to march troops through the territory of the United States, from Detroit to the Mississippi.
939TO JAMES MADISON.
2177XIII.—Opinion on the question whether it will be expedient to notify to Lord Dorchester the real object of the expedition preparing by Governor St. Clair.
940TO P. MAZZEI.[4]
2178XIV.—Opinion on proceedings to be had under the Residence act.
941TO COLONEL MONROE.
2179XV.—Report by the Secretary of State to the President of the United States on the Report of the Secretary of the Government north-west of the Ohio.
942TO THE PRESIDENT.
2180XVI.—Opinion on certain proceedings of the Executive in the North-western Territory.
943TO M. DE LA FAYETTE.
2181XVII.—Report on certain letters from the President to Mr. Gouverneur Morris, and from Mr. Morris to the President, relative to our difficulties with England—1790.
944TO MR. HITE.
2182XVIII.—Report relative to the Mediterranean trade.
945TO JONATHAN WILLIAMS.
2183XIX.—Report on the Algerine Prisoners.
946TO COLONEL MONROE.
2184XX.—The Secretary of State, to whom was referred by the House of Representatives, the representation from the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on the subjects of the cod and whale fisheries, together with the several papers accompanying it, has had the same under consideration, and thereupon makes the following report:
947TO COLONEL J. STUART.
2185XXI.—Opinion against the constitutionality of a National Bank.
948TO JAMES MADISON.
2186XXII.—Opinion relative to locating the Ten Mile Square for the Federal Government, and building the Federal city.
949TO EDWARD RUTLEDGE.
2187XXIII.—Report on the policy of securing particular marks to Manufacturers, by law.
950Statement from memory, of a letter I wrote to John Adams; copy omitted to be retained.
2188XXIV.—Opinion relative to the demolition of Mr. Carroll's house by Major L'Enfant, in laying out the Federal City.
951Statement from memory, of a letter I wrote to James Madison; copy omitted to be retained.
2189XXV.—Opinion relative to certain lands on Lake Erie, sold by the United States to Pennsylvania.
952TO MR. VOLNEY.
2190XXVI.—Report relative to negotiations with Spain to secure the free navigation of the Mississippi, and a port on the same.
953TO HENRY TAZEWELL.
2191XXVII.—Report on the case of Charles Russell and others, claiming certain lands.
954TO JAMES MADISON.
2192XXVIII.—Report relative to negotiations at Madrid.
955TO G. WYTHE.
2193XXIX.—Opinion on the Bill apportioning Representation.
956TO JOHN LANGDON.
2194XXX.—Opinion relative to a case of recapture, by citizens of the United States, of slaves escaped into Florida, and of an American captain enticing French slaves from St. Domingo.
957TO DOCTOR JOHN EDWARDS.
2195XXXI.—Report on Assays at the Mint, communicated to the House of Representatives, January 8, 1793.
958TO DOCTOR RUSH.
2196XXXII.——Report on the petition of John Rogers, relative to certain lands on the north-east side of the Tennessee.
959TO JAMES MADISON.
2197XXXIII.—Report relative to the Boundaries of the Lands between the Ohio and the Lakes acquired by treaties from the Indians.
960TO JAMES SULLIVAN.
2198XXXIV.—Report on the proceedings of the Secretary of State to transfer to Europe the annual fund of $40,000, appropriated to that Department.
961TO PEREGRINE FITZHUGH, ESQ.
2199XXXV.—Opinion on the question whether the United States have a right to renounce their treaties with France, or to hold them suspended till the government of that country shall be established.
962TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
2200XXXVI.—Opinion relative to granting of passports to American vessels.
963TO COLONEL BELL.
2201XXXVII.—Opinion relative to case of a British vessel captured by a French vessel, purchased by French citizens, and fitted out as a Privateer in one of our ports.
964TO MR. GIROUD.
2202XXXVIII.-Opinion on the proposition of the Secretary of the Treasury to open a new Loan.
965TO THOMAS PINCKNEY.
2203XXXIX.—Opinion relative to the policy of a new loan.
966TO GENERAL GATES.
2204XL.—Report on the privileges and restrictions on the commerce of the United States in foreign countries.
967TO JAMES MADISON.
2205INAUGURATION ADDRESS.—March 4, 1801.
968TO FRENCH STROKER, ESQ.
2206FIRST ANNUAL MESSAGE.—December 8, 1801.
969TO MR. MADISON.
2207SECOND ANNUAL MESSAGE.—December 15, 1802.
970TO COLONEL BURR.
2208SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 28, 1802.
971TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
2209SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 24, 1803.
972TO MR. MADISON.
2210THIRD ANNUAL MESSAGE.—October 17, 1803.
973TO EDWARD RUTLEDGE.
2211SPECIAL MESSAGE.—October 21, 1803.
974TO E. RANDOLPH.
2212SPECIAL MESSAGE.—November 4, 1803.
975TO JAMES MADISON.
2213SPECIAL MESSAGE.—November 25, 1803.
976TO COL. JOHN STUART.
2214SPECIAL MESSAGE.—December 5, 1803.
977TO ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
2215SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 16, 1804.
978TO COLONEL ARTHUR CAMPBELL.
2216SPECIAL MESSAGE.—March 20, 1804.
979TO JOHN F. MERCER, ESQ.
2217FOURTH ANNUAL MESSAGE.—November 8, 1804.
980TO JAMES MONROE.
2218SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS.—March 4, 1805.
981TO ALEXANDER WHITE, ESQ.
2219FIFTH ANNUAL MESSAGE.—December 3, 1805.
982TO MANN PAGE, ESQ.
2220SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 13, 1806.
983TO JAMES MADISON.
2221SPECIAL MESSAGE—January 17, 1806.
984TO JAMES MADISON.
2222SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 3, 1806.
985TO JAMES MADISON.
2223SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 19, 1806.
986TO JAMES MADISON.
2224SPECIAL MESSAGE.—March 20, 1806.
987TO GENERAL GATES.
2225SPECIAL MESSAGE.—April 14, 1806.
988TO JAMES MADISON.
2226SIXTH ANNUAL MESSAGE.—December 2, 1806.
989TO PEREGRINE FITZHUGH, ESQ.
2227SPECIAL MESSAGE—December 3, 1806.
990TO JAMES MADISON.
2228SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 22, 1807.
991TO JAMES MADISON.
2229SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 28, 1807.
992TO JAMES MADISON.
2230SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 31, 1807.
993TO ——.
2231SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 10, 1807.
994TO MR. PATTERSON.
2232SEVENTH ANNUAL MESSAGE.—October 27, 1807.
995TO JAMES MADISON.
2233SPECIAL MESSAGE.—November 23, 1807.
996TO MR. PENDLETON.
2234SPECIAL MESSAGE.—December 18, 1807.
997TO JAMES MADISON.
2235SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 20, 1808.
998TO JAMES MADISON.
2236SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 30, 1808.
999TO JAMES MADISON.
2237SPECIAL MESSAGE.—January 30, 1808.
1000TO P. CARR.
2238SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 2, 1808.
1001TO JAMES MADISON.
2239SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 4, 1808.
1002TO JAMES MADISON.
2240SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 9, 1808.
1003TO JAMES LEWIS, JUNIOR.
2241SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 15, 1808.
1004TO COLONEL MONROE.
2242SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 19, 1808.
1005TO JAMES MADISON.
2243SPECIAL MESSAGE.—February 25, 1808.
1006TO JOHN TAYLOR.
2244SPECIAL MESSAGE.—March 7, 1808.
1007TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
2245SPECIAL MESSAGE.—March 17, 1808.
1008TO JAMES MADISON.
2246SPECIAL MESSAGE.—March 18, 1808.
1009TO MR. NOLAN.
2247SPECIAL MESSAGE.—March 22, 1808.
1010TO SAMUEL SMITH.
2248EIGHTH ANNUAL MESSAGE.—November 8, 1808.
1011TO A. H. ROWAN.
2249SPECIAL MESSAGE.—December 30, 1808.
1012TO STEPHENS THOMPSON MASON.
2250MESSRS. NEHEMIAH DODGE, EPHRAIM ROBBINS, AND STEPHEN S. NELSON, A COMMITTEE OF THE DANBURY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
1013TO JAMES MADISON.
2251TO WILLIAM JUDD, ESQUIRE, CHAIRMAN.
1014TO JOHN TAYLOR.
2252TO THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
1015TO JAMES MADISON.
2253TO THE TWO BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
1016TO JAMES MADISON.
2254TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF MASSACHUSETTS.
1017TO COLONEL MONROE.
2255TO MESSRS. THOMAS, ELLICOT, AND OTHERS.
1018TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
2256TO CAPTAIN JOHN THOMAS.
1019TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
2257TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR SMITH.
1020TO COLONEL N. LEWIS.
2258TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
1021TO MR. MADISON.
2259TO THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF NEW JERSEY IN THEIR LEGISLATURE.
1022TO JAMES MADISON.
2260TO THE TAMMANY SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
1023TO COLONEL MONROE.
2261TO MESSRS. ABNER WATKINS AND BERNARD TODD.
1024TO MR. STEWART.
2262TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
1025TO EDMUND PENDLETON.
2263TO THE SOCIETY OF TAMMANY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER, NO. 1, OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
1026TO JAMES MADISON.
2264TO THE DELEGATES OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA IN GENERAL WARD COMMITTEE ASSEMBLED.
1027TO E. PENDLETON.
2265TO THE LEGISLATURE, COUNCIL, AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TERRITORY OF ORLEANS.
1028TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
2266TO THE LEGISLATURE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1029TO CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON.
2267TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR LANGDON.
1030TO JAMES MADISON.
2268TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR LANGDON. (PRIVATE.)
1031TO BISHOP MADISON.
2269TO THE HONORABLE JOSEPH ALSTON, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1032TO T. LOMAX.
2270TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF BOSTON, NEWBURYPORT AND PROVIDENCE, IN LEGAL TOWN MEETING ASSEMBLED.
1033TO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
2271TO A PORTION OF THE CITIZENS OF BOSTON.
1034TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.
2272TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BALTIMORE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
1035TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.
2273TO THE MEMBERS OF THE KETOCTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
1036TO JAMES MADISON.
2274TO THE GENERAL MEETING OF CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SIX BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS REPRESENTED AT CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA.
1037TO COLONEL MONROE.
2275TO TABER FITCH, ESQ., CHAIRMAN.
1038TO MR. PARKER.
2276TO THE YOUNG REPUBLICANS OF PITTSBURG AND ITS VICINITIES.
1039TO MR. MORGAN BROWN, PALMYRA.
2277TO THE SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
1040TO DOCTOR PRIESTLY.
2278TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO, IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
1041TO HENRY INNIS, ESQ.
2279TO THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA IN TOWN-MEETING ASSEMBLED.
1042TO DR. PRIESTLY.
2280TO THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
1043TO JOHN BRACKENRIDGE.
2281TO THE SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT.
1044TO N. R——.
2282TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
1045TO SAMUEL ADAMS.
2283TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON AND ITS VICINITY IN TOWN MEETING ASSEMBLED.
1046TO JAMES MADISON.
2284TO JOHN GASSAWAY, ESQ.
1047TO COLONEL HAWKINS.
2285TO CAPTAIN JOSEPH ——, JR.
1048TO P. N. NICHOLAS.
2286TO THE REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEN OF NEW LONDON, BENJAMIN HEMPSTEAD CHAIRMAN.
1049TO E. LIVINGSTON, ESQ.
2287TO THE REPUBLICANS OF LOUDON COUNTY, CONVENED AT LEESBURG, FEBRUARY, 13, 1809.
1050TO JAMES MADISON.
2288TO GOVERNOR TOMPKINS.
1051TO GIDEON GRANGER.
2289TO GENERAL JAMES ROBERTSON.
1052TO URIAH M'GREGORY.
2290THE REPUBLICANS OF THE COUNTY OF NIAGARA, CONVENED AT CLARENCE ON THE 26TH OF JANUARY, 1809.
1053TO DOCTOR RUSH.
2291TO CAPTAIN QUIN MORTON.
1054TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
2292TO THE TAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
1055TO COLONEL BURR.
2293TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
1056TO JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE.
2294TO THE REPUBLICANS OF GEORGETOWN.
1057TO JAMES MADISON.
2295TO STEPHEN CROSS, ESQ., TOPSHAM.
1058TO JAMES MADISON.
2296TO THE REPUBLICAN MECHANICS OF THE TOWN OF LEESBURG AND ITS VICINITY, ASSEMBLED ON THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY LAST.
1059TO TENCHE COXE, ESQ.
2297TO THE FRIENDS OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE UNITED STATES IN BRISTOL COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND.
1060TO DR. WILLIAMSON.
2298TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN DELEGATES FROM THE TOWNSHIPS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, IN PENNSYLVANIA, CONVENED ON THE 21ST OF FEBRUARY, 1809.
1061TO WILLIAM DUNBAR, ESQ.
2299TO THE CITIZENS OF ALLEGHANY COUNTY, IN MARYLAND.
1062TO COLONEL BURR.
2300TO THE REPUBLICAN CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND, ASSEMBLED AT HAGERSTOWN ON THE 6TH INSTANT.
1063TO GOVERNOR M'KEAN.
2301TO JAMES HOCHIE, ESQ., PRESIDENT OF THE ANCIENT PLYMOUTH SOCIETY OF NEW LONDON.
1064TO DR. WISTAR.
2302TO HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR WRIGHT.
1065TO TENCHE COXE.
2303TO THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
1066TO DR. B. S. BARTON.
2304TO THE REPUBLICANS OF QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY.
1067TO JAMES MONROE.
2305TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH OF BUCK MOUNTAIN IN ALBEMARLE.
1068TO JAMES MADISON.
2306TO JONATHAN LOW, ESQ., HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
1069TO LIEUTENANT DEARBORN.
2307I.
1070TO MAJOR WILLIAM JACKSON.
2308II.
1071TO N. R——.
2309III.
1072TO THE HON. SAMUEL DEXTER, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
2310IV.
1073TO THE HON. BENJAMIN STODDART, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
2311V.
1074TO CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON.
2312VI.
1075TO THOMAS LOMAX, ESQ.
2313VII.
1076TO GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE.
2314VIII.
1077TO M. DE LA FAYETTE.
2315IX.
1078TO THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE.
2316X.
1079TO THE HONORABLE JOHN MARSHALL.
2317XI.
1080TO THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
2318XII.
1081TO JOHN DICKINSON.
2319XIII.
1082TO COLONEL MONROE.
2320XIV.
1083TO GOVERNOR M'KEAN.
2321XV.
1084TO JOEL BARLOW.
2322XVI.
1085TO THOMAS PAINE.
2323XVII.
1086TO M. DE REYNEVAL.
2324XVIII.
1087TO DOCTOR JOSEPH PRIESTLEY.
2325XIX.
1088TO GENERAL WARREN.
2326XX.
1089TO NATHANIEL NILES, ESQ.
2327XXI.
1090TO J. PAGE.
2328XXII.
1091TO BENJAMIN WARING, ESQ., AND OTHERS.
2329XXIII.
1092TO MOSES ROBINSON.
2330XXIV.
1093TO WILLIAM B. GILES.
2331XXV.
1094TO DOCTOR RUSH.
2332XXVI.
1095TO DON JOSEPH YZNARDI.
2333XXVII.
1096TO GENERAL KNOX.
2334XXVIII.
1097TO MESSRS. EDDY, RUSSEL, THURBER, WHEATON, AND SMITH.
2335APPENDIX TO PART II, OF BOOK III.
1098TO MR. GEORGE JEFFERSON.
2336QUERY I.
1099TO SAMUEL ADAMS.
2337QUERY II.
1100TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
2338QUERY III.
1101TO DOCTOR WALTER JONES.
2339QUERY IV.
1102TO A. STUART, ESQ.
2340QUERY V.
1103TO HUGH WHITE, ESQ.
2341QUERY VI.
1104TO GIDEON GRANGER.
2342QUERY VII.
1105TO NATHANIEL MACON.
2343QUERY VIII.
1106TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
2344QUERY IX.
1107TO LEVI LINCOLN.
2345QUERY X.
1108TO GOVERNOR MONROE.
2346QUERY XI.
1109TO ELIAS SHIPMAN AND OTHERS, A COMMITTEE OF THE MERCHANTS OF NEW HAVEN.
2347QUERY XII.
1110TO LEVI LINCOLN.
2348QUERY XIII.
1111TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
2349QUERY XIV.
1112TO WILLIAM SHORT.
2350QUERY XV.
1113CIRCULAR TO THE HEADS OF THE DEPARTMENTS, AND PRIVATE.
2351QUERY XVI.
1114TO AMOS MARSH, ESQUIRE.
2352QUERY XVII.
1115TO GOVERNOR MONROE.
2353QUERY XVIII.
1116TO THE REVEREND ISAAC STORY.
2354QUERY XIX.
1117TO PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.
2355QUERY XX.
1118TO JOHN DICKINSON.
2356QUERY XXI.
1119TO DOCTOR RUSH.
2357QUERY XXII.
1120TO MR. LINCOLN.
2358QUERY XXIII.
1121TO ALBERT GALLATIN.
2359APPENDIX.
1122TO GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
2360AN APPENDIX RELATIVE TO THE MURDER OF LOGAN'S FAMILY.[71]
1123TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
2361BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF PEYTON RANDOLPH.
1124TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
2362BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF MERIWETHER LEWIS.
1125TO MR. BARLOW.
2363BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF GENERAL KOSCIUSKO.
1126TO MR. GALLATIN.
2364ANECDOTES OF DOCTOR FRANKLIN.[80]
1127TO DOCTOR PRIESTLEY.
2365THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES IN MAINTAINING THE PUBLIC RIGHT TO THE BEACH OF THE MISSISSIPPI, ADJACENT TO NEW ORLEANS, AGAINST THE INTRUSION OF EDWARD LIVINGSTON. (pt. 1)
1128TO RUFUS KING.
2366THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES IN MAINTAINING THE PUBLIC RIGHT TO THE BEACH OF THE MISSISSIPPI, ADJACENT TO NEW ORLEANS, AGAINST THE INTRUSION OF EDWARD LIVINGSTON. (pt. 2)
1129TO GOVERNOR MONROE.
2367PREFACE.
1130TO GOVERNOR MONROE.
2368NOTE.
1131TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
2369SECTION I. THE IMPORTANCE OF ADHERING TO RULES.
1132TO ALBERT GALLATIN.
2370SECTION II. LEGISLATURE.
1133TO LEVI LINCOLN.
2371SECTION III. PRIVILEGE.
1134TO THOMAS COOPER, ESQ.
2372SECTION IV. ELECTIONS.
1135TO GOVERNOR MONROE.
2373SECTION V. QUALIFICATIONS.
1136TO M. DUPONT.
2374SECTION VI. QUORUM.
1137TO CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON.
2375SECTION VII. CALL OF THE HOUSE.
1138TO MR. PICTET.
2376SECTION VIII. ABSENCE.
1139TO GENERAL JACKSON.
2377SECTION IX. SPEAKER.
1140TO COLONEL HAWKINS.
2378SECTION X. ADDRESS.
1141TO ——.
2379SECTION XI. COMMITTEES.
1142TO DR. BARTON.
2380SECTION XII. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
1143TO GOVERNOR HARRISON.
2381SECTION XIII. EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES.
1144TO DR. PRIESTLEY.
2382SECTION XIV. ARRANGEMENT OF BUSINESS.
1145TO EDWARD DOWSE, ESQ.
2383SECTION XV. ORDER.
1146TO MR. GALLATIN.
2384SECTION XVI. ORDER RESPECTING PAPERS.
1147TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH.
2385SECTION XVII. ORDER IN DEBATE.
1148TO DOCTOR HUGH WILLIAMSON.
2386SECTION XVIII. ORDERS OF THE HOUSE.
1149TO MR NICHOLSON.
2387SECTION XIX. PETITIONS.
1150TO GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
2388SECTION XX. MOTIONS.
1151TO SIR JOHN SINCLAIR.
2389SECTION XXI. RESOLUTIONS.
1152TO CAPTAIN MERIWETHER LEWIS.
2390SECTION XXII. BILLS.
1153TO EARL OF BUCHAN.
2391SECTION XXIII. BILLS, LEAVE TO BRING IN.
1154TO GENERAL GATES.
2392SECTION XXIV. BILLS, FIRST READING.
1155TO M. CABANIS.
2393SECTION XXV. BILLS, SECOND READING.
1156TO DANIEL CLARKE, ESQ.
2394SECTION XXVI. BILLS, COMMITMENT.
1157TO MR. BRECKENRIDGE.
2395SECTION XXVII. REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
1158TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
2396SECTION XXVIII. BILL, RECOMMITMENT.
1159TO LEVI LINCOLN.
2397SECTION XXIX. BILL, REPORT TAKEN UP.
1160TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.
2398SECTION XXX. QUASI-COMMITTEE.
1161TO DOCTOR BENJAMIN RUSH.
2399SECTION XXXI. BILL, SECOND READING IN THE HOUSE.
1162TO M. DUPONT DE NEMOURS.
2400SECTION XXXII. READING PAPERS.
1163TO ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON.
2401SECTION XXXIII. PRIVILEGED QUESTIONS.
1164TO DAVID WILLIAMS.
2402SECTION XXXIV. THE PREVIOUS QUESTION.
1165TO CAPTAIN LEWIS.
2403SECTION XXXV. AMENDMENTS.
1166TO JOHN RANDOLPH.
2404SECTION XXXVI. DIVISION OF THE QUESTION.
1167TO MR. GALLATIN.
2405SECTION XXXVII. CO-EXISTING QUESTIONS.
1168TO GOVERNOR CLINTON.
2406SECTION XXXVIII. EQUIVALENT QUESTIONS.
1169TO CAPTAIN MERIWETHER LEWIS.
2407SECTION XXXIX. THE QUESTION.
1170TO TIMOTHY BLOODWORTH, ESQ.
2408SECTION XL. BILL, THIRD READING.
1171TO DOCTOR PRIESTLEY.
2409SECTION XLI. DIVISION OF THE HOUSE.
1172TO MR. SAY.
2410SECTION XLII. TITLE.
1173TO RUFUS KING, ESQ.
2411SECTION XLIII. RE-CONSIDERATION.
1174TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
2412SECTION XLIV. BILLS SENT TO THE OTHER HOUSE.
1175TO MR. LATROBE.
2413SECTION XLV. AMENDMENTS BETWEEN THE HOUSES.
1176TO ELBRIDGE GERRY.
2414SECTION XLVI. CONFERENCES.
1177TO WILLIAM DUNBAR, ESQ.
2415SECTION XLVII. MESSAGES.
1178TO GIDEON GRANGER.
2416SECTION XLVIII. ASSENT.
1179TO MR. GALLATIN.
2417SECTION XLIX. JOURNALS.
1180TO BARON DE HUMBOLDT.
2418SECTION L. ADJOURNMENT.
1181TO MRS. ADAMS.
2419SECTION LI. A SESSION.
1182TO GOVERNOR PAGE.
2420SECTION LII. TREATIES.
1183TO JUDGE TYLER.
2421SECTION LIII. IMPEACHMENT.
1184TO J. MADISON.
2422Conversations with the President.
1185TO GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
2423Memorandum of a Meeting at the State House, Philadelphia relative to the case of the Little Sarah.
1186TO P. MAZZEI.
2424Reasons for his Dissent.
1187TO MRS. ADAMS.
2425Copy of a minute given to the President.
1188TO JAMES MADISON.
2426A recapitulation of questions whereon we have given opinions.
1189TO GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE.
2427I. Extract from Diary relative to the invasion of Virginia in 1780, 1781.
1190TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
2428II. Memorandum relative to invasion of Virginia in 1780, 1781.
1191TO MRS. ADAMS.
2429III. Instructions to the Ministers Plenipotentiary appointed to negotiate treaties of commerce with the European nations. May 7, 1784.
1192TO J. F. MERCER, ESQ.
2430IV. Report of a conference with the Count de Vergennes on the subject of the Commerce of the United States with France.[14]
1193TO MR. LITHSON.
2431V. Answers by Mr. Jefferson, to questions addressed to him by Monsieur de Meusnier, author of that part of the Encyclopedie Methodique, entitled Economie politique et diplomatique.
1194TO J. TAYLOR, ESQ.
2432VI. Answers to questions propounded by M. de Meusnier, Jan. 24th, 1786.
1195TO MR. GALLATIN.
2433VII. Notes on M. Soulés' work.
1196TO MR. NICHOLSON.
2434VIII. Observations on the letter of Monsieur de Calonnes, to Monsieur Jefferson, dated Fontainebleau, October 22d, 1786.
1197TO MR. VOLNEY.
2435IX.[18]Proposals for concerted operation among the powers at war with the piratical States of Barbary, November 1786.
1198TO JUDGE TYLER.
2436X. To the Editor of the Journal de Paris.
1199TO DOCTOR LOGAN.
2437XI. Memoranda taken on a journey from Paris into the southern parts of France, and northern of Italy, in the year 1787.
1200TO JUDGE SULLIVAN.
2438XII. A Tour to some of the Gardens of England.
1201TO MR. DUNBAR.
2439XIII. Memorandums on a Tour from Paris to Amsterdam, Strasburg, and back to Paris.—March 3d, 1788.
1202TO DOCTOR SIBLEY.
2440XIV. Travelling notes for Mr. Rutledge and Mr. Shippen, June 3, 1788.
1203TO THOMAS PAINE.
2441XV. Queries as to the rights and duties of the United States under her treaties with France, and the laws of neutrality.
1204TO MR. MADISON.
2442XVI. Heads of consideration on the conduct we are to observe in the war between Spain and Great Britain, and particularly should the latter attempt the conquest of Louisiana and the Floridas.
1205TO MR. MADISON.
2443XVII. Heads of consideration on the Navigation of the Mississippi, for Mr. Carmichael, Aug. 22d, 1790.
1206TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
2444XVIII. Questions to be considered of.
1207TO MR. MADISON.
2445XIX. Plan of a Bill concerning Consuls.
1208TO MR. GALLATIN.
2446XX. Matters to be arranged between the Governments of England and United States. December 12th, 1791.
1209TO DOCTORS ROGERS AND SLAUGHTER.
2447XXI. Memorandum of communications made to a committee of the Senate on the subject of the diplomatic nominations to Paris, London, and the Hague. January 4th, 1792.
1210TO MR. DUANE.
2448XXII. Considerations on the subjects of Ransom, and Peace with the Algerines. April 1st, 1792.
1211TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.—(Confidential.)
2449XXIII. Notes of a conversation with Mr. Hammond. June 3d, 1792.
1212TO WILSON C. NICHOLAS.
2450XXIV. Extempore thoughts and doubts, on very superficially running over the Bankrupt Bill.
1213TO MR. HARRIS.
2451XXV. Heads of conversation with Mr. Hammond.
1214TO THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
2452XXVI. Instructions to Andrew Michaud for exploring the Western Boundary. January, 1793.
1215TO COLONEL MONROE.
2453XXVII. Memorandum relative to commissioners for laying off the federal city. March 11th, 1793.
1216TO GENERAL SMITH.
2454XXVIII. Note given to the President relative to Genet.
1217TO MR. DIGGES.
2455XXIX. Rules for the regulation of our conduct towards the belligerent Powers recommended to the President for his adoption.
1218TO MR. BIDWELL.
2456XXX. Opinion relative to the propriety of convening the Legislature at an earlier period than that fixed by law. August 4th, 1793.
1219TO MR. BOWDOIN.
2457XXXI. Communication relative to our French relations. August 22d, 1793.
1220TO W. A. BURWELL.
2458XXXII. Explanation of the origin of the principle that "free bottoms make free goods." Dec. 20th, 1793.
1221TO ALBERT GALLATIN.
2459XXXIII. An account of the Capitol in Virginia.
1222TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
2460XXXIV. To the Speaker and House of Delegates of the Commonwealth of Virginia, being a Protest against interference of Judiciary between Representative and Constituent.—1797.
1223TO MR. GALLATIN.
2461XXXV. Etiquette.
1224TO MR. GALLATIN.
2462XXXVI. Charges exhibited to the President of the United States against the Honorable Arthur Sinclair, as Governor of the territory of the United States north-west of the river Ohio.
1225TO MR. CHARLES CLAY.
2463XXXVII. Hints on the subject of Indian boundaries, suggested for consideration. December 29th, 1802.
1226TO JONATHAN WILLIAMS AND C. W. PEALE, JUDGES OF ELECTION FOR THE A. P. SOCIETY.
2464XXXVIII. Notes on the subject of the consular convention between the United States and France. May 3d, 1803.
1227TO MR. GALLATIN.
2465XXXIX. Resolutions relative to the alien and sedition laws.[20]
1228TO JOHN DICKINSON.
2466XL. Dr. Stevens' case.[21] June 12th, 1804.
1229TO MR. HENING.
2467XLI. Notes on a Draught for a second Inaugural Address.
1230TO DANIEL CLARKE, ESQ.
2468XLII. Farewell Address to Th: Jefferson. President of the United States.
1231TO GENERAL SHEE.
2469XLIII. Notes on Fifth Volume of Marshall's Life of Washington.
1232TO CAPTAIN CHRISTIAN.
2470XLIV. Scheme for a system of Agricultural Societies. March, 1811.
1233TO GOVERNOR PINCKNEY.
2471XLV. Observations on the force and obligation of the common law in the United States, on the occasion of Hardin's case, in Kentucky. November 11th, 1812.
1234TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
2472XLVI. Plan for Elementary Schools.
1235TO MR. GALLATIN.
2473XLVII. The solemn Declaration and Protest of the Commonwealth of Virginia, on the principles of the Constitution of the United States of America, and on the violations of them.
1236TO MR. MADISON.
2474XLVIII. Thoughts on Lotteries. February, 1826.
1237TO H. D. GOVERNOR TIFFIN.
2475XLIX. Mr. Jefferson's Will.
1238TO GENERAL WILKINSON.
