Mr William Herbert of Alexandria being anxious to enter into the marine Corps at Washington, if he can obtain an appointment in it, has applied to me for an introduction to y… Continue Reading To Smith Thompson, 2 Feb. 1822

     I have been applied to by Judge Reeve one of the most virtuous and respectable men in Connecticut, for assistance in a matter, in which his feelings are deeply interested.

     We are all thunderstruck here by Genl Hamilton's pamphlet— If it was intended to promote the election of Genl Pinkney, it is seriously believed by his best friends here that it will produce quite a contrary effect.… Continue Reading To Oliver Wolcott, 1 Nov. 1800

     Mr Davis, the district Attorney of Kentucky, and a brother in law of Chief Justice Marshall, wishes to remove to this City with professional views, provided the information he has requested of me should not render such a pla… Continue Reading To Oliver Wolcott, 17 June 1807

     I take the liberty to enclose you a bill at 60 days drawn by C. P. Wayne of this city on Ezra Sargeant of New York for $500. which you will much oblige me by having presented to the drawee.

     Your Letter of the 20th anticipated one which I had intended to address to you on the same Subject.

I have recd your favour of the 17th and with pleasure communicate any information which I possess, which may be useful to Mr Davis.