Mention of Monroe's inaugural address.

Asks assistance for Mr. Chisholm to join Mr. Skinner and Mr. Moussiau on trip to court in Staunton. Discusses crops. Typewritten Copy included.

Plans for his trip to Washington.

Concerns site for a city hall, has written to Mr. Wirt about it. Typewritten Copy Included. This document was conserved with support from Clan Munro Association U.S.A., Inc.

Introduction of William Taliaferro. Typewritten Copy included.

Approval of instructions to General Jackson. Sends papers relating to Lt. Col. Gab. Plans to leave for Loudoun and will attend to communications on arrival.

Supplies arrived in good order; however, recommends that the mules be shod, as they suffered during the trip; discussion of structural changes connected with the building of his new home. This document was conserved with support from Clan Munro Association U.S.A., Inc.

Discusses a lottery, expect the arrival of minister from Mexico with 13 or 14 million dollars to be spent on a navy for Mexico. Hopes "Jimmy Monroe... will not be governed by his fears on this occasion but readily receive his excellency." 2 pages. Autograph Letter Signed. Typewritten Copy included.

Correspondence and other material, 1780-1834, by, to, and concerning James Monroe.  See inventory link (below) for folder list.

Concerns Mr. Mercer's attendance when Mr. Lemare takes a deposition from Monroe in Loudoun on July 23.

Relates to Monroe's request to Congress for reimbursement of expenses incurred in the public service. Typewritten Copy included.

Relates his request to Congress for reimbursement of expenses incurred in public services, specifically his character and the fact that he did not use his position to derive any personal profit. This document was conserved with support from Clan Munro Association U.S.A., Inc.

Fragment.

Regarding the government of the University of [Virginia]. On his way to meeting of the visitors. Typewritten Copy included.

Discusses their friendship after a long period of silence. Send a copy of his memoirs. Mrs. Monroe is ill.

Sends a copy of his memoirs; mentions wife's plans to go to New York. 1 page. Autograph Letter Signed.

Refers to the symptoms and treatment of a sick servant. er Signed. Typewritten Copy included.

Discusses their illnesses and a planned trip by Monroe to Richmond.raph Letter Signed. Typewritten Copy included. This document was conserved with support from Clan Munro Association U.S.A., Inc.

Describes the state of his health and that of his family; mentions a report in favor of his "claims". Invites friend for a visit. Typewritten Copy included. This document was conserved with support from Clan Munro Association U.S.A., Inc.

Describes his health, encloses an oration by Mr. Gouverneur delivered on celebration of an important revolution in France. gned. Typewritten Copy included.

Refers to the deaths of their wives. . Typewritten Copy included.

Decided to stay in New York because of health and will sell property in Loudo[un. Gave young Brown a letter of introduction to Gov. LaFayette. Offers his services. Typewritten Copy included.

Discusses the Monroe Doctrine and Free masonry.

Invitation. This document was conserved with support from Clan Munro Association U.S.A., Inc.

Request for Monroe to deliver a letter to P. DeRieux's aunt in Paris. Would also like to rent Monroe's house while he is away in Paris. In French - translation included. Typewritten Copy included.