I owe to your kindness, I presume, a work lately sent to me from Phila. of which you are the author, & for which I beg leave to return you my very sincere thanks.… Continue Reading To Frederick Beasley, 19 June 1822

     The enclosed letter is from a much esteemed friend, but he could not have addressed it to any person who has it less in his power to make the enquiries he wishes.… Continue Reading To John Vaughan, 22 Oct. 1827

     I wrote you a letter about 10 days past which the messenger left at the Atheneum for you. Please inform me if you recd it.

     I now inclose you the record in the case of Dickenson v. Paulett & Marks. mr Marks, by purchasing all Paulett's right, stands completely in his shoes. his first wish is to obtain a confirmation of his right to the land.… Continue Reading From Thomas Jefferson, 9 Oct. 1796

     I should much sooner have acknowledged your favor 19th July if I had not thought it most proper to wait until I should recieve Mr Vaughn's communication.

     The day before yours of the 7 In[s]t.