The Writings of Thomas Jefferson: Inaugural addresses and messages. Replies to public addresses. Indian addresses. Miscellaneous: 1. Notes on Virginia; 2. Biographical sketches of distinguished men; 3. The batture at New Orleans

Thomas Jefferson

J.C. Riker, 1854 - United States

Contents

• INAUGURAL ADDRESSES AND MESSAGES: 1
• Second Annual Message: 15
• Special Message: 21
• Special Messago: 29
• Second Inaugural Address: 46
• Special Message: 54
• Sixth Annual Message: 62
• Special Message: 71
• Seventh Annual Message: 89
• REPLIES TO PUBLIC ADDRESSES: 113
• To Captain John Thomas: 119
• To Messrs Abner Walker and Bernard Todd: 124
• To Governor Langdon: 131
• To the Baltimore Baptist Association: 137
• To the Electors of the County of Ontario New York: 143
• To the Citizens of Wilmington and its vicinity: 149
• To the Republicans of Niagara county New York: 155
• To the Republican Merchants of Leesburg and its vicinity: 161
• To the Legislature of the State of New York: 167
• To the Republicans of Queen Anns county: 168
• To Brother John Baptiste de Coigne: 176
• To the Miamis Powtewattamies and Weeanks: 184
• To Brothers of the Choctaw nation: 192
• To the Chiefs of the Chickasaw Nation Minghey Mataha and Tisphol: 198
• To the Chiefs of the Shawanee nation: 205
• WRITINGS: 206
• To the Chiefs of the Ottawas Chippewas Powtewattamies Wyandots: 210
• To the Chief of the Upper Cherokees: 213
• To Manchol the great war chief of the Powtewattamies: 220
• To Kitchard Geboway: 228
• BOOK IV: 241
• Notes on Virginia: 249
• A notice of the rivers rivulets and how far they are navigable: 250
• A notice of the best seaports of the State and how big are the ves sels they can receive: 263
• Its cascades and caverns: 266
• VIA notice of the mines and other subterraneous riches its trees plants fruits c: 270
• A notice of all that can increase the progress of human knowledge: 320
• VOL VIII: 321
• VIILThe number of its inhabitants: 328
• The number and condition of the militia and regular troops and their pay: 334
• The marine 834: 336
• A notice of the counties cities townships and villages 850: 350
• The constitution of the State and its several charters 852: 352
• The administration of justice and the description of the laws: 372
• The colleges and public establishments the roads buildings c 891: 391
• The measures taken with regard to the estates and possessions of the rebels commonly called tories 896: 396
• The different religions received into that State 898: 398
• The particular customs and manners that may happen to be re ceived in that State: 403
• PAGE: 404
• The public income and expenses: 410
• Appendix: 419
• BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISHED: 477
• Biographical sketch of General Kosciusko: 494
• The Batture at New Orleans: 507
• 415: 522
• 5: 523
• Term face au fleuve: 554
• Confiscation: 566
• Streets: 576
• Decision of Court: 583
• Deliberation of the Cabinet: 589
• Moreau de Lislet: 599
• 429: 606

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Writings of Thomas Jefferson: Inaugural addresses and messages. Replies to public addresses. Indian addresses. Miscellaneous: 1. Notes on Virginia; 2. Biographical sketches of distinguished men; 3. The batture at New Orleans; Volume 8 of The Writings of Thomas Jefferson: Being His Autobiography, Correspondence, Reports, Messages, Addresses, and Other Writings, Official and Private. Pub. by the Order of the Joint Committee of Congress on the Library, from the Original Manuscripts, Deposited in the Department of State, Henry Augustine Washington
• Author: Thomas Jefferson
• Editor: Henry Augustine Washington
• Publisher: J.C. Riker, 1854
• Original from: Pennsylvania State University
• Digitized: Aug 6, 2013