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• Notes On Virginia ( Continued )
• Query Xii a Notice of the Counties, Cities, Townships, and Villages?
• Query Xiii the Constitution of the State and Its Several Charters?
• Query Xiv the Administration of Justice and the Description of the Laws?
• Query Xv the Colleges and Public Establishments, the Roads, Buildings, &c.?
• Query Xvi the Measures Taken With Regard of the Estates and Possessions of the Rebels, Commonly Called Tories?
• Query Xvii the Different Religions Received Into That State?
• Query Xviii the Particular Customs and Manners That May Happen to Be Received In That State?
• Query Xix the Present State of Manufactures, Commerce, Interior and Exterior Trade?
• Query Xx a Notice of the Commercial Productions Particular to the State, and of Those Objects Which the Inhabitants Are Obliged to Get From Europe and From Other Parts of the World?
• Query Xxi the Weights, Measures and the Currency of the Hard Money? Some Details Relating to Exchange With Europe?
• Query Xxii the Public Income and Expences?
• Query Xxiii the Histories of the State, the Memorials Published In Its Name In the Time of Its Being a Colony, and the Pamphlets Relating to Its Interior Or Exterior Affairs Present Or Antient?
• Correspondence and Miscellaneous Writings 1783
• To Francis Eppes 1
• To General Washington
• To James Madison 1
• To James Madison 1
• To the French Minister. (chevalier De La Luzerne.)
• To the Secretary For Foreign Affairs. (robert R. Livingston)
• To the Secretary of Foreign Affairs (robert R. Livingston)
• To James Madison 2
• To Francis Eppes 1
• To the Secretary For Foreign Affairs (robert R. Livingston)
• To John Jay
• To James Madison 1
• To James Madison
• Proposed Constitution For Virginia 1
• To James Madison
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• To James Madison
• To Charles Carter
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison)
• To James Monroe 1
• To Martha Jefferson 1
• To James Madison
• Report of Committee On Unfinished Business 1
• Report On Definitive Treaty 1
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison)
• Resolutions Relating to British Treaty. 1
• Report On Letters From the Ministers In Paris 2
• Report On Ceremonial For Washington 1
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison)
• Report On Ratification of Treaty 1
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• 1784 - to James Madison
• Motion On Ratification of Treaty 1
• Fair Copy
• Rough Draft
• Resolution On Definitive Treaty 1
• Ratification of Definitive Treaty 2
• Draft For Proclamation Announcing Ratification of Definitive Treaty 1
• To Martha Jefferson 1
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison)
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison)
• To Oliver Pollock
• Draft of a Report On the Memorial of Zebulon Butler and Others 1
• Rough Draft
• Fair Copy
• Report On Letter From John Allan 1
• Draft of Report On a Committee of the States 1
• Report On Committee of the States 1
• To the Superintendent of Finance 1 (robert Morris)
• To James Madison
• Draft of Deed of Cession of Northwest Territory 1
• Report On Government For Western Territory 1
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• Report On Reduction of Civil List 1
• Instructions For Negotiating With Indians. 1
• To George Washington
• To George Washington
• To James Madison 1
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• Resolves On European Treaties 1
• Report of Government For the Western Territory 1
• Report On Cession of Western Territory. 1
• Report of the Arrears of Interest 1
• To George Washington
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison.)
• To George Washington
• Notes On the Establishment of a Money Unit, and of a Coinage For the United States 1
• Motion On Steuben. 1
• Notes On the Permanent Seat of Congress. 1
• Resolutions For the Legislatures of Maryland and Virginia. 1
• Resolve On Continental Congress
• To George Washington
• To James Madison
• Report On Mercer 1
• Draft of “an Ordinance Establishing a Land Office For the United States” 2
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• To Horatio Gates 1
• Report On Continental Bills of Credit 1
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• To the Governor of Virginia (benjamin Harrison)
• Instructions to the Ministers Plenipotentiary Appointed to Negotiate Treaties of Commerce With the European Nations 1
• To James Monroe
• To Charles Thomson 1
• To James Madison
• To Benjamin Franklin 1
• To James Madison
• To the Governor of Virginia 1 (benjamin Harrison)
• To James Madison.
• To James Monroe
• To Charles Thomson 1
• To James Madison
• To James Monroe
• To Horatio Gates 1
• 1785 - to Nathanael Greene 1
• To the Governor of Virginia (patrick Henry)
• To James Monroe
• To James Madison
• To James Monroe
• To James Monroe
• To James Madison
• To the Governor of Virginia (patrick Henry)
• To James Monroe 1
• To Mrs. John (abigail) Adams
• To James Monroe
• To Mrs. Sprowle
• To Mrs. John (abigail) Adams
• To Richard Henry Lee
• To the Virginia Delegates In Congress
• To the Governor of Virginia (patrick Henry)
• To N. and J. Van Staphorst 1
• To John Adams 1
• To Dr. Richard Price
• To John Jay
• To James Monroe 1
• To David Hartley
• To Mary Jefferson 1
• To Mrs John (abigail) Adams
• To Hogendorp (count Gysbert-charles Van)
• To N. and J. Van Staphorst
• To Phillip Mazzei
• Conference With the Count De Vergennes On the Subject of the Commerce of the United States With France. 1 1785.
• Correspondence 1786
• To Dr. James Currie
• To the Governor of Virginia. 1 (patrick Henry.)

TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA1 (BENJAMIN HARRISON)

v. s. a.

Annapolis, Jan. 23, 1784.

Sir,

—The inclosed papers from Oliver Pollock came to our hands a few days ago. Ignorance of the organisation of our government probably led him to make this improper address, on a business so foreign to the line of our duty. We take the liberty on his behalf of inclosing them to your Excellency with a copy of our answer to him.

We have the honor to be with the most profound respect & esteem Your Excellency’s most obedient and most humble servants

Th. Jefferson

Jas. Monroe

Arthur Lee

S. Hardy

[1 ]In Jefferson’s handwriting.