William Thornton to John Adams, January 28, 1801
Commissioners’ Office, January 28, 1801. Sir: We do ourselves the honor to present to you a state of the business under our care, and of the public property belonging to…
Commissioners’ Office, January 28, 1801. Sir: We do ourselves the honor to present to you a state of the business under our care, and of the public property belonging to…
Washington Jan 28th 1801. Dear Sir. As it has been the practice of this government, to summon the Senate of the United States to meet on the fourth of March…
Boston Jany 27th. 1801. My dear Sir Major Hatch has shewn to me the draft of a system he has formed for discharging a number of Cannon at the same…
New Haven, Jany 27th. AD 1801— Sir Should the present Judiciary Bill, under Consideration of Congress, pass into a Law; and an appointment of a Judge or Judges, be made,…
Washington Jan. 27 1801. Dear Sir I am much obliged by your favor of the 17th. If the judiciary bill should pass as I hope and believe it will, I…
United States January 17. 1801 Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives I have received from Elias Boudinot Esq Director of the mint of the United…
Trenton Jan’ry 16. 1801. Sir, The pressure of straitned circumstances and the impractibility of performing those parts of ministerial duty which expose to the weather and require active exertion will…
United States Jan 16 1801. Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives I now < , Start deletion, [. . .] , End, > [H] ouses…
Treasury Department January 15th 1801 The Secretary of the Treasury has the honor to transmit to the President of the United States, Triplicates of a Statement of Expenditures upon the…
United States Jan. 13th 1800 [ , Start insertion, 1801 , End, ] Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate Marmaduke Wait of Vermont Thomas W. Hooper of Boston & Presley…