James Monroe to John Adams, February 9, 1801
Richmond February 9th. 1801. Sir, In the course of last year on the receipt of information from mr. Lee of Norfolk, that a Mariner from the United States Frigate Constellation,…
Richmond February 9th. 1801. Sir, In the course of last year on the receipt of information from mr. Lee of Norfolk, that a Mariner from the United States Frigate Constellation,…
New London February 9. 1801 Sir The collector’s office at New Haven being vacant, I beg leave to mention to you Mr. Nathan Beers of that city as one who…
[ , Start insertion, 7 Feb. 1801 , End, ] No. 131 Chestnut St. Sir, the Editor of the American Universal Magazine ventures respectfully to solicit the following favor—Observing that…
Washington Feb 7th 1801. Dear Sir I thank you for the honor of your letter of the 3d. I know the worth of Mr. Bayard & should be happy to…
Washington Feb 7th 1801. Dear Sir I lament with you the arbitrary aplication of party nicknames & unpopular appellations & although with you I heartily wish, yet I cannot say…
Philada. Feby 6. 1801 Dear Sir Understanding that the Judiciary Bill is likely to pass the Senate as it came up from the House of Representatives I beg to mention…
Washington Feb 6th 1801 Dear Sir I thank you for your kind letter of Jan 31st. If the judiciary bill should pass, as I hope it will, it will cost…
New Haven February 5th. 1801 Most respected Sir I take the Liberty to Inform you that the office of Collector of the Customs for the District of New Haven has…
Washington Jan 31 1801 Dear Sir I request you would cause to be prepared letters for me to sign, to the king of Prussia, recalling Mr. John Quincy Adams, as…
Washington Jan 31 1801 Dear Sir I hereby authorize & request you to execute the office of Secretary of State so far as to affix the seal of the U.S.…