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from Lord Holland (Henry Richard Vassall Fox), 27 December 1816
hopes that the United States remain free of the curses of tyranny and war that have ravaged Europe; people of France are trapped between the absolute power of the Bourbons and the threat of dominance by the European powers; riots in England were bad…
from John Adams, 6 December 1816
eagerness of people to receive letters of introduction to the president and their sense of gratification after having met the president; introduces Henry Colman who carries electoral vote of Massachusetts to Washington; New Englanders who have…
to Wilson C Nicholas, 17 November 1816
pleased by act of the legislature creating the Central College; accepts appointment as member of the board of visitors
from Wilson C Nicholas, 18 October 1816
appointment to board of visitors of Central College (University of Virginia)
Wilson C Nicholas, 18 October 1816
commission to Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, David Watson, John H Cocke and Joseph C Cabell as members of the board of visitors of Central College
from George Erving, 11 October 1816
incompetence of Pedro Cevallos; it is well that negotiations have been transferred to Washington; has not seen report being prepared on the recovery of the rebellious colonies but has been told that it will recommend that Spain pursue a course that…
from John Graham, 12 September 1816
sending out letters to Albert Gallatin and Jean Hyde de Neuville; will invite Luis de Onis to send witnesses to Baltimore to present evidence against Javier Mina for violation of American neutrality; will send this letter to Richard Rush for his…
to George Hay, 24 May 1816
payment of debt owed to Mr Gallego; has offered farm in Loudoun County for sale; has been writing diplomatic instructions for William Pinkney, Albert Gallatin, John Quincy Adams and Jonathan Russell
from Alexander J Dallas, 8 April 1816
sends copy of his letter of resignation as secretary of the treasury; expression of friendship
from Spencer Roane, 22 March 1816
congratulations on the prospect of his election as president
from Solomon Sharp, 16 March 1816
congressional caucus has nominated JM for president
to Charles Everett, 10 March 1816
incompetence of his farm manager Mr York; managers he has hired have come highly recommended but all have been disappointing; JM's private affairs suffer greatly because of his absence; busy with diplomatic appointments and fending off attacks by…
from Nicholas Biddle, 19 February 1816
recommends that the United States surrender claim to Texas in exchange for acquisition of Florida; Deborah Grelaud's school is the best of its kind in Philadelphia
to William Pinkney, 7 February 1816
offers appointment as minister to Russia
from Albert Gallatin, 2 February 1816
accepts appointment as minister to France