Maastricht, Netherlands

    • and War of First Coalition, 146

    Mably, Gabriel Bonnot de

    • Observations sur l'histoire de France, 186, 315

    macaroni

    • for TJ, 362

    Macarty, William, 5n

    McCaul, Alexander

    • TJ's payments to, 51
    • Harding's legal case against, 514.
    • See also Henderson, McCaul & Co.

    McClenahan, James, 345n

    McCullum, David, 115n

    McGehee, Samuel, 484n

    McHenry, James

    • appointed Secretary of War, 545n, 607

    machines

    • on introduction into U.S., 273

    Mackie, Thomas & Peter, 248

    Madison, Dolley Payne Todd (Mrs. James Madison)

    • invited to Monticello, xxxvii, 260, 476
    • marriage, xxxvii, 179
    • portrait of, xxxvii-xxxviii, 336 (illus.)
    • TJ sends respects to, xxxvii, 182, 186, 230, 340
    • sends respects to TJ, 203
    • visits family, 386

    Madison, Bishop James

    • opposes Jay Treaty, 433

    Madison, James

    • letters to, 21-2, 49-50, 75-6, 182-3, 186-7, 216, 217, 228-30, 259-60, 274, 291-3, 338-40, 408, 430-1, 475-7, 539-41, 542, 612-13
    • letters from, 26-8, 31-3, 35-6, 38, 43, 43-5, 45-6, 51-2, 62-3, 72-4, 84-5, 92-3, 178-9, 202-4, 211-14, 220-2, 244-5, 250-1, 265-7, 284, 315-16, 386-8, 432-4, 510-12, 521-2, 544-5, 554-5, 562-3, 576-9, 600-3, 606-7, 613-14, 623-4
    • portrait of, xxxvii-xxxviii, 336 (illus.)
    • characterized as pro-French, 26, 28n
    • letter from cited, 179n
    • targeted by Federalists, 450-1n
    • letter to cited, 607n
    • Congress
      • resolutions on TJ's Report on Commerce, 11, 21-2, 29, 34, 35-6, 38, 40-1, 44, 49
      • describes bills and political maneuvers in, 26-7, 35, 38, 43-4, 45-6, 51-2, 72-3, 84, 92-3, 244-5, 250-1, 266-7, 544, 576-8, 601-3
      • and House ways and means committee, 46n, 601-2
      • on influence of Washington's popularity, 84, 92
      • and answer to President's annual addresses in House, 212-13, 554-5, 562.
      • See also Jay Treaty
    • Opinions
      • on carriage tax, 72-4, 92
      • on military, 92, 202, 266
      • on Whiskey Insurrection, 202, 221
      • on British relations with U.S., 203
      • on criticism of democratic societies, 211-13, 220-1
      • on Hamilton, 245, 265-6
      • on relationship of legislative and executive, 250
      • on public debt and taxes, 266, 601
      • on vacancies in Cabinet, 544-5
      • on jurisdiction of House of Representatives, 576-7
      • on relations between Mass. and Va., 601-2
      • on export of breadstuffs to West Indies, 606
      • on preservation of documents, 606
      • on embargo, 607
      • on constitutionality of congressional gifts to foreign Revolutionary War officers, 613
    • Personal Affairs
      • marriage, xxxvii, 179, 368, 370, 603
      • and Genet's future plans, 27-8
      • bust by Ceracchi, 34
      • as correspondent, 55, 228
      • relationship with Monroe, 86-7, 100, 360
      • and Coxe's correspondence, 89
      • pamphlet sent to, 101-3
      • and Mazzei's business affairs, 182, 202, 369, 386-7, 456, 606
      • and postal service between Philadelphia and Va., 216, 217, 220
      • and Genevan academy, 274, 315
      • and J. Carey's publication of letters, 324
      • correspondence with Monroe, 391, 392n, 401n, 448
      • and Beckley, 397n
      • travels to Philadelphia, 521
    • Public Service
      • declines ministry to France, 85
      • seeks to retire from public office, 230, 315
    • Relations with Jefferson
      • and visits to Monticello, xxxvii-xxxviii, 182, 260, 339, 386-7, 510
      • forwards books, pamphlets, and newspapers to TJ, 16, 38, 43-4, 45, 49-50, 84, 86, 309, 325
      • TJ sends respects, 35, 56, 567
      • transmits letters, 38, 250-1, 274, 279, 542, 554
      • conveys news from Monroe, 45, 100, 316, 510-11, 577-8
      • Madison's letters forwarded by Dawson, 51
      • and construction of Belle Grove, 178-9
      • and deer for park at Monticello, 178
      • collects books borrowed from TJ, 186, 187, 202, 211, 315
      • sends news on elections, 202-3, 221, 245, 251, 265, 511
      • urged by TJ to consider higher office, 230, 338-9
      • conveys news on France, 244-5, 544
      • executes commissions for TJ, 259, 284, 291, 606
      • gathers publications for TJ, 259-60, 315-16, 544, 554
      • sends news on treaties, 265, 316, 601, 623-4
      • and TJ as candidate for public office, 315
      • TJ sends political news and publications, 430-1, 475-6, 539-40
      • urged to respond to Hamilton's essays on Jay Treaty, 475-6
      • and TJ's account with Bringhurst, 600, 607, 612
      • promises to send accounts of government affairs, 606
      • urges TJ not to abandon historical task, 607
      • gathers information on iron merchants, 613
    • Writings
      • speeches on resolutions on Report on Commerce, 21-2, 26, 31
      • Political Observations, 387-8
      • petition against Jay Treaty, 515-16
      • notes on debates of the Federal Convention, 521-2

    Madison, James, Sr., 521

    Magnetic Atlas, or Variation Charts of the Whole Terraqueous Globe (John Churchman), 364

    magnetism

    • new works on, 364, 469

    Main, Thomas, 290n

    Mainz

    • siege of, 395

    Mainz, University of, 151

    Malaspina, Alejandro

    • admires TJ, 382, 495
    • explorations, 382-3
    • narrative of voyages, 495, 497n

    Malher, Jacques, 199

    Mallory, John

    • Modern Entries, in English, 351, 410

    Manchester, Va.

    • TJ postpones trip to, 54

    Mannheim, Germany

    • Genevan exiles at, 154
    • and War of First Coalition, 532-3

    manufacturers, U.S.

    • oppose excise taxes, 72

    manufactures

    • discrimination against British, 44, 73-4
    • household, TJ's interest in, 67

    manure

    • and agricultural experimentation, 19, 75, 464
    • Coxe discusses importance of, 90
    • and European crop-rotation plans, 93-4
    • and restoration of soil, 230-1, 233, 294-300
    • Board of Agriculture's report on, 409

    maps

    • of Va. requested, 154
    • by M. Pictet, 193

    María Luisa, Infanta of Spain, 518n

    Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, 90

    Marks, Anna Scott Jefferson (Mrs. Hastings Marks, TJ's sister)

    • visits Monticello, 249, 419, 429
    • and sale of slaves, 346

    Marks, Hasting, 111-12

    Marks, Hastings (TJ's brother-in-law), 346-7

    Marks, James, 347, 623

    Marks, Joanna Sydnor (Mrs. Peter Marks)

    • death, 249, 401, 450

    Marks, Peter, 111-12, 450

    Marks, Peter S., 111-12

    marl

    • as fertilizer, 95

    Marolles, Michel de

    • translates Athenaeus, 358

    Marshall, Mr.

    • supports Jay Treaty, 433

    Marshall, John

    • as attorney in Wayles estate cases, 98, 99n, 114-15, 291n
    • letter from cited, 115n
    • letter to cited, 115n
    • counsel for James River Co., 342
    • defends Federalist views, 388n
    • defends Jay Treaty, 449, 534-5
    • characterized by TJ, 539-40
    • and Short's business transactions, 549, 550n
    • and publication of Va. land laws, 569, 585n
    • and Ware, Administrator of Jones v. Hylton, 614

    Marshall, William, 99-100n, 116n

    Martens, George Friedrich von

    • Précis du droit des gens moderne de l'Europe, 358

    Martin, Theophile, 199

    Martin, Thomas C.

    • drill invented by, purchased by TJ, 68, 93, 112-13, 226, 234, 242, 249, 327, 328

    Martin, William P., 538n, 553

    Martin (ship), 196

    Martinique, W.I.

    • British attack on, 52, 63

    Maryland

    • potential site for Genevan academy, 131
    • funding of higher education in, 156, 158n
    • congressional election in, 203
    • legislature of, and plans for a national university, 308n
    • studied by Ebeling, 424

    Mason, George, 370

    Mason, John

    • letter to, 304
    • and books for TJ, 9n
    • and TJ's debt to, 304
    • letters from cited, 304n
    • letters to cited, 304n

    Mason, Stevens Thomson

    • and Jay Treaty, 400n, 450, 534-5

    Massachusetts

    • and Gallatin's naturalization, 30
    • congressional election in, 202, 221, 251, 265
    • in TJ's description of America's size, 363
    • refuses to consider Va. amendments to U.S. Constitution, 601-2

    Mastrecht. See Maastricht

    Matthey, David Jacob, 199

    Maulde-Hosdan, Max, 356

    Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau de, 128

    Maury, Fontaine, 178

    Maury, James

    • letter to, 206
    • and Monroe's business affairs, 100, 360
    • and financial transactions, 206
    • letter to cited, 362n
    • TJ's bill on, 501
    • letter from cited, 501n

    May, John, 289n

    Mayence. See Mainz

    Mayo, John, Jr., 492

    Mayo, Philip

    • lands of, 570-1

    Mazzei, Philip

    • letters to, 368-71, 456-7, 603-4
    • claim against Dohrman, 182, 202, 369, 386-7, 456-7, 606
    • finances of, 204, 329, 368-71, 384-5, 461, 500, 501, 574, 599-600, 603-4
    • TJ sends seeds to, 370
    • extracts of Blair's, Madison's letters for, 457
    • Short forwards old letter from, 495, 497n
    • Recherches historiques et politiques, 509
    • letter from cited, 604n

    Meade, David, 289n

    Meade, George

    • and Mazzei's finances, 329, 369, 500, 603
    • and bill for Ceracchi bust of TJ, 348
    • and letters of Cort‚s, 381
    • letters from cited, 382n
    • letter to cited, 382n

    Meade, Richard Kidder, 289n

    medals

    • for military officers, 486

    Medical Inquiries and Observations (Benjamin Rush), 425

    medicine

    • study of, 276
    • TJ's views on use of, 592-3

    Mediterranean sea

    • U.S. frigates for, 27

    melons

    • in inventory of seeds at Monticello, 257

    Mendes da Costa, Emanuel

    • Natural History of Fossils, 187, 211-13

    Mercer, John Francis, 78, 83

    merchants, British

    • purchasing American funds, 91
    • and case of Randall and Whitney, 576-8

    merchants, U.S.

    • and West Indies trade, 28, 63
    • and embargo, 32, 607
    • react to British order in council of 6 Nov. 1793, 32
    • want mission to London to discuss attacks on commerce, 39
    • and Jay Treaty, 475-6
    • characterized as anti- republicans, 508
    • in France, characterized by Monroe, 510-11
    • in fish trade in Richmond, 604

    Mercier, M. J. B., 358

    Meriwether, William D., 579-80

    Message of the President of the United States to Congress Relative to France and Great-Britain

    • TJ desires copy of, 16, 45, 50, 62, 259-60, 316

    Meursault, France

    • wines of, 361

    Mexico

    • Solis's history of conquest, 504.
    • See also Cortés (Cortez), Hernán

    Miami river

    • British plans for fort at, 84-5n

    Mifflin, Thomas, 85, 86n, 87

    militia

    • and proposed provisional army, 41
    • Congress considers nationalizing, 46, 47n
    • mobilizing of Pennsylvania's, 85
    • and standing army in enforcement of laws, 202
    • and Whiskey Insurrection, 216, 229, 566
    • service in, as qualification to vote, 236, 238
    • Congress considers role of, 266-7

    Millar, Isaac, 592

    Millar, John

    • commended by D. Stewart, 285
    • Historical View of the English Government, 285
    • Observations Concerning the Distinction of Ranks in Society, 285
    • mentioned, 407n

    Millar, John Craig

    • letter to, 465-6
    • letter from, 406-7
    • identified, 407n
    • commended by D. Stewart, 284-5
    • Elements of the Law Relating to Insurances, 407n

    Millar, Robina Cullen, 285

    Miller, Isaac, 101, 593

    Miller (Millar), Philip

    • Gardeners Dictionary, 232-4, 259, 292-3, 327
    • recommends Siberian vetch, 232

    Miller, Samuel, 427n

    Miller, Simon, 108

    Miller, William, 108

    millers

    • oppose embargo, 607

    Milliner, William

    • debt to TJ, 108, 218, 223, 514, 515

    mills

    • destroyed in storm, 93, 439
    • TJ's interest in, 374-5.
    • See also Shadwell mill

    Mills, Robert

    • and Ceracchi bust, xxxvii

    Milton, John

    • French edition of, sent to TJ, 52, 62

    Milton, Va.

    • market for wheat at, 35, 367
    • and sales of TJ's nails, 384, 573, 580
    • Ogilvie's school at, 403-4n
    • boats at, 431
    • Peyton in business at, 466
    • developed by Henderson and Lewis, 474n
    • rain and floods in, 592

    Minerva. See American Minerva (New York)

    Minor, Gabriel, 108

    Minor, Garrett

    • letter to, 167
    • identified, 167n
    • offers wheat to TJ, 167
    • letters from cited, 167n
    • letter to cited, 167n

    Minor, William, 108

    Minot, George Richards

    • History of the Insurrections, in Massachusetts, 509

    Mississippi river

    • U.S. right to navigate, 9-10, 70, 117-22, 254, 418, 489-90
    • in Pinckney's negotiations, 528, 546, 623-4

    Mitchell, William, 519

    Mitchill, Samuel Latham

    • and Ebeling, 427n
    • Life, Exploits, and Precepts of Tammany, 557-8

    Mobile river

    • as site of Eldorado, 38

    Modern Entries, in English: Being a Select Collection of Pleadings in the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer (John Mallory)

    • TJ sells to A. Stuart, 351, 410

    Modern Reports: or, select cases adjudged in the courts of King's Bench, Chancery, Common Pleas and Exchequer

    • TJ sells to A. Stuart, 351

    Moira, Frances Rawdon Hastings, Earl of Moira

    • leads expeditionary force, 23, 25, 39-40

    molasses

    • price of, 8-9
    • in slaves' diet, 233
    • TJ orders, 336, 432, 609
    • and Article 12 of Jay Treaty, 400n

    Molina, Juan Ignacio

    • Compendio della storia geografica, naturale, e civile del regno del Chili, 358

    Molini, Sr., 358

    Moncrief, Archibald, 169

    "Monitor" (pseudonym)

    • attacks Ogilvie, 405n

    Monroe, Eliza

    • studies French, 147, 391
    • regards to, from TJ, 362, 533

    Monroe, Elizabeth Kerr (Mrs. Joseph Jones Monroe), 362

    Monroe, Elizabeth Kortright (Mrs. James Monroe)

    • TJ sends regards to, 22, 35, 56, 76, 362, 449
    • and death of father, 29, 31
    • sends regards to TJ, 70, 101, 533
    • studies French, 147
    • and social calls, 391

    Monroe, James

    • letters to, 34-5, 55-6, 242-3, 359-62, 448-51
    • letters from, 29-31, 40-2, 45, 46-7, 47, 69-71, 85-6, 86-7, 96, 100-1, 145-8, 390-2, 401, 527-34
    • to gather books for TJ, 16, 357, 528
    • TJ's relationship with, 22, 76, 339
    • orchard, 35, 147, 360, 528
    • reports on actions in Congress, 40-2, 46, 47, 69-70
    • letters to cited, 45, 49
    • Albemarle Co. property, 55-6, 70, 100-1, 147, 527-8
    • criticizes Jay, 63n, 69-71
    • TJ's correspondence with, 72, 75-6, 366
    • offered ministry to France, 86-7, 356
    • corresponds with Coxe, 89
    • French reception of, 91, 215
    • embarks for France, 92-3, 101
    • requests cipher, 96, 100
    • TJ advises, 100, 147, 360, 527-8
    • and R. Randolph's heirs, 114
    • on situation in France, 145-8, 146, 213-14, 316, 390-1, 562-3, 577-8
    • and financial transactions, 206
    • absence of news from, 245, 250
    • and Short, 253, 256n, 445, 496, 497n, 528
    • and Academy of Geneva, 275
    • land adjoining Short's, 305, 309, 327, 333, 354, 355, 361
    • letters to, forwarded by Coxe, 373, 421, 516
    • relationship with E. Randolph, 386, 387n, 563-5
    • sends "sketch" of situation in France, 390, 392-8, 527
    • correspondence with Madison, 391, 392n, 401n
    • impermanence of position as minister to France, 391, 528, 567
    • and TJ's correspondence for France, 452
    • forwards correspondence, 453, 493
    • and Catlett's payments, 463
    • meets J. Van Staphorst, 501
    • describes Americans in France, 510-11
    • encourages Volney to go to Charlottesville, 525, 551
    • British intercept mail of, 528
    • publication of letters from France, 533n, 614
    • and Jay Treaty, 563, 577-8
    • presents U.S. flag, 579n

    Monroe, Joseph Jones

    • pamphlet for, 45
    • letters from cited, 45n
    • letters to cited, 45n
    • Monroe sends regards to, 392, 533
    • mentioned, 362

    Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de

    • paraphrased by TJ, 15
    • TJ on philosophy of, 440

    Montesquieu, Charles Louis de Secondat, Baron de

    • TJ critiques theories of, 263, 453

    Montesquiou-Ferensac, Anne Pierre, Marquis de, 135-6

    Montgomery, Col. John, 9

    Monticello

    • Ceracchi busts of Hamilton and TJ at, xxxvii
    • Madison visits, xxxvii-xxxviii, 182, 386-7, 510
    • as TJ's retreat, 22, 117
    • farm work at, 34, 217, 242, 251, 260, 264, 270, 293, 373, 377, 625
    • snow at, 34, 230, 242, 251, 259, 264, 579, 617
    • weather at, 35, 56, 111, 186, 217, 243, 248, 249, 260, 270, 271, 363, 377, 540, 581, 599, 604, 607-8
    • condition of crops at, 50, 76, 186, 271, 363, 373, 377, 435, 438, 465, 604
    • drought at, 50
    • orchards, 50, 56, 76
    • spring at, 50, 76, 625
    • degeneration of lands at, 75, 551
    • overseers at, 75
    • brickmaker for, 98, 252
    • invitations to visit, 155, 185, 243-4, 260, 339, 446, 476
    • visitors to, 166, 242, 249, 321, 372n, 419, 441-2, 446, 502, 512, 548-9
    • great clock, 168-9, 183, 249, 304, 351, 377, 552, 561
    • architecture of considered in construction of Belle Grove, 178-9
    • deer park, 178-9, 372n
    • fig crop at, 181
    • renovation of, 181, 370, 572n, 608, 609, 625
    • rain storms at, 182, 435, 438, 457, 592
    • stonecutter for, 206
    • garden at, 225
    • fences at, 231
    • wallpaper for, 246
    • inventory of garden seeds at, 256-7
    • Bohemian glass for renovation of, 259, 284, 436, 469
    • use of stoves at, 270
    • clocks at, 351
    • TJ extols virtues of, 368
    • compared unfavorably to Ky., 417
    • as hospital for visitors, 429, 434
    • succory to be planted at, 464
    • repair of Venetian blinds for, 467-8
    • M. Cosway mentions, 544
    • high cost of shipping to, 557
    • blacksmiths at, 579
    • corn for, 580, 608, 617
    • barometric variation at, 595
    • fish for, 604, 609n
    • cord for kitchen jack, 608
    • inventory of kitchen utensils, 610-11
    • TJ seeks loan for restoration of, 621-2.
    • See also Jefferson, Thomas: Nailery

    Montmorin de Saint-Hérem, Armand Marc, Comte de, 122n, 489

    Moore, Edward

    • seeks payment for ironwork, 463
    • letter to cited, 463n

    Moore, John, 514

    Morel, Fédéric

    • Trilingue dictionarium, 358

    Morgan, Thomas

    • miller at Shadwell, 483-4
    • deposition, 485n, 520

    Morocco

    • U.S. relations with, 461-2, 548n

    Morris, Gouverneur

    • letter to, 4-5
    • informed of TJ's resignation from Cabinet, 4-5
    • Senate examines official correspondence of, 30, 31n, 42
    • forwards correspondence, 43
    • recall of, 52, 70, 85
    • sends information from France, 74
    • Short's relations with, 78-81, 83n
    • TJ rumored to be replacement for, 83, 253
    • Washington's support of, 496

    Morris, Mary White (Mrs. Robert Morris), 375

    Morris, Richard

    • letter to, 106-7
    • letter from cited, 106-7n
    • seeks patent for waterproofing cloth, 106-7

    Morris, Robert

    • letter to, 267-8
    • letter from, 375-6
    • and Senate vote on Gallatin, 29-30
    • and G. Morris, 79, 83n
    • and congressional election, 203
    • makes gift of merino sheep to TJ, 267-8, 271, 375-6, 399
    • and French exiles in U.S., 321
    • hopes U.S. avoids war, 376

    Morse, Jedidiah

    • Pictet de Rochemont draws upon work of, 280-1
    • and Ebeling, 423, 428n
    • American Universal Geography, 424, 428n
    • TJ characterizes, 506

    Mouchon, Pierre

    • and Academy of Geneva, 124, 269, 276

    Mousley, Walter, 413-15, 536

    Muhlenberg, Frederick Augustus Conrad

    • on democratic societies, 212
    • and Hamilton's final report on public credit, 251
    • as candidate for Speaker of the House, 544

    Muir, James. See Muir & Hyde

    Muir & Hyde

    • drafts in favor of, 335, 378, 421, 437
    • letters to cited, 378n

    mules

    • for TJ's phaeton, 48
    • price of, 227-8
    • TJ obtains from Varina, 264

    Mulford, Mr., 480n

    Mullins, Henry

    • in TJ's accounts, 413-16
    • letters from cited, 417n
    • letters to cited, 417n

    Murgatroyd, Thomas, 421

    Murray, Anthony, 554

    Murray, William Vans, 578n

    museums

    • American, gathering of objects for, 364, 469-70.
    • See also Leverian Museum

    Mussi, Joseph

    • letters to, 155, 206, 247-8
    • and TJ's Philadelphia purchases, 155, 179-80, 248, 552
    • letters from cited, 155n, 206n, 248n, 340n
    • letters to cited, 155n, 206n, 248n
    • finds stonecutter for TJ, 206
    • sends clover seed to TJ, 206, 242, 247
    • TJ's account with, 242, 247-8, 249
    • drafts in favor of, 335, 437

    mustard

    • in inventory of seeds at Monticello, 257
    • on TJ's grocery list, 336


    nailery, nailrod. See Jefferson, Thomas: Nailery

    Nal, Mathieu, 199

    Napoleon. See Bonaparte, Napoleon

    Nat (T. M. Randolph's slave)

    • and wagon for T. M. Randolph, 579-80
    • delivers wine to TJ, 581n

    Natural Bridge, Va.

    • Strickland to visit, 349
    • TJ's land taxes on, 408, 410
    • measured by Tucker, 460

    natural history

    • TJ orders books on, 357-8
    • collections of specimens in Leverian Museum, 364-5, 469-70
    • taught at Fredericksburg Academy, 402
    • of America, studied by Ebeling, 425
    • Adet and TJ share interest in, 458, 504
    • insufficiently studied in America, 505
    • Louis of Parma's interest in, 517-18

    Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands (Mark Catesby), 425

    Natural History of Fossils (Emanuel Mendes da Costa)

    • loaned to E. Randolph, 187, 211-13

    naturalization

    • and English alien laws, 30
    • and Gallatin, 30
    • under Articles of Confederation, 30, 31n
    • debates on naturalization bill, 241, 244-5, 250

    naval stores

    • made contraband by Britain, 422
    • and Treaty with Algiers, 614

    Naville, François Andre, 143

    Nelson, Thomas, Jr., 289n, 541

    Nelson, William, Jr.

    • letter to, 63-4
    • identified, 64n
    • and Va.-N.C. boundary, 63-4
    • letter from cited, 64n

    Netherlands

    • and War of First Coalition, 23-4, 39, 91, 244, 310, 373, 395
    • loans to U.S., 78-9
    • colleges disrupted by French Revolution, 151
    • Auckland addresses States General of, 411-12
    • British restrictions on Dutch firms, 500-1
    • government of, 618.
    • See also
      • Batavian Republic
      • William V, Prince of Orange

    neutrality

    • British expectations of U.S., 20
    • and ships of war in U.S. ports, 24
    • British violations of U.S., 28n
    • French respect for U.S., 32-3
    • and War of First Coalition, 90-1
    • neutrality act, ban on sale of prizes, 92-3
    • of Denmark and Sweden, 391, 412
    • and French and British decrees and orders, 411-12
    • League of Armed Neutrality, 422, 423n
    • Proclamation of Neutrality, 433n.
    • See also
      • France: Foreign Relations
      • Great Britain: U.S. Relations with

    Nevison, John, 99n

    New England

    • British seize ships from, 35, 44
    • fears standing army, 202
    • and congressional debate on democratic societies, 213
    • studied by Ebeling, 424
    • description of merchants in France from, 510-11

    New Hampshire

    • congressional election in, 202-3
    • studied by Ebeling, 427n

    New Jersey

    • Burr's support in, 86
    • congressional election in, 202, 221, 251
    • protests against high salaries in federal government, 221-2
    • studied by Ebeling, 424
    • wheat crop in, 606-7

    New London, Va.

    • Strickland to visit, 349

    New Natura Brevium (Sir Anthony Fitzherbert)

    • TJ sells to A. Stuart, 351, 399

    New Orleans

    • and French plan to liberate Louisiana, 9
    • and Pinckney Treaty, 624n

    New Virginia Justice (William Waller Hening)

    • submitted to TJ, 105-6

    New-Year's Gift to the Democrats; or Observations on a Pamphlet, Entitled, "A Vindication of Mr. Randolph's Resignation" (William Cobbett), 578-9

    New York

    • T. M. Randolph travels to, 104n, 112
    • and alien law, 153
    • congressional elections in, 202-3, 221, 265
    • gubernatorial election in, 265, 316
    • agriculture, 327, 339, 606-7
    • studied by Ebeling, 424

    New York City

    • Republicans organize public meetings at, 26-8, 32
    • fortification of harbor at, 28n
    • democratic society of, 73-4
    • market at, 111-12
    • Van Staphorsts consider moving to, 217
    • response to Jay Treaty, 430-1, 432-3, 449, 476n
    • Chamber of Commerce of, supports Jay Treaty, 432-3, 435, 476n

    New Zealand

    • visited by Malaspina, 383n

    Nicholas, George, 370

    Nicholas, John (brother of W. C. Nicholas)

    • borrowed law case report, 53
    • in debate on democratic societies, 212

    Nicholas, John, Jr. (clerk of Albemarle County Court)

    • certifies power of attorney, 149
    • attestation by, 473n, 605, 612n
    • and Cobbs suit, 574-5

    Nicholas, Wilson Cary

    • letters to, 208-9, 217-18, 512
    • letter from, 334
    • elected to Virginia General Assembly, 53
    • and D'Ivernois, 158n, 166n, 208-9, 217, 218n, 261-4, 278
    • letter to cited, 218n
    • buys land, 230
    • TJ characterizes, 230
    • letter transmitted to, 246
    • as candidate, 259-60
    • and charges of speculation, 259-60
    • and manufacture of potash and pearl ash, 302
    • business affairs, 333-4, 335, 430n, 437
    • introduced to J. G. Jefferson, 512

    Nichols, William, 576

    Nicholson, Mr., 504

    Nicklin, Philip, & Co.

    • sends wine to TJ, 169
    • letters from cited, 169n
    • letters to cited, 169n

    Niclas, Johann Nicholaus, 358

    Nijmegen, battle of, 244

    Nineveh

    • revolutionary Geneva compared to, 141

    niter

    • in Strickland's notes, 372n

    Noaïlles, Louis Marie, Vicomte de, 451-2, 554

    Nobles, M., 104

    nonimportation (nonintercourse) bill

    • defeated in Senate, 51-2n, 69, 73, 75-6
    • Congress considers, 62-3
    • public support for, 75-6

    Norfolk, Va.

    • as potential residence for Van Staphorsts, 217
    • canal company, 491

    North Carolina

    • courts in, 61
    • land suits in, 61, 87
    • boundary with Va., 63-4
    • actions of congressional representatives from, 72, 73-4
    • congressional election in, 202-3
    • appoints U.S. Senator, 265
    • and plans to relocate Genevan academy, 312
    • laws of, 428
    • failure of grain crop in, 606

    northern states

    • opposition to Jay Treaty in, 435

    Northwest Territory

    • posts in, 25, 265, 310
    • treaty negotiations with tribes of, 30, 31n, 418
    • British activities in, 84-5.
    • See also Detroit

    Notes on the State of Virginia

    • utilized by European scholars, xxxviii, 132-3n, 171, 175n, 193-4, 280, 424, 427n, 495
    • praised by Pictet, D'Ivernois, 240, 281
    • cited by Strickland, J. Williams, 372-3n, 595
    • German abridgment of, 424, 428n
    • known by young Rutledge, 503
    • barometric observations in, 595
    • TJ considers new edition of, 622

    Nova Versio Græca Proverbiorum, Ecclesiastis, Cantici Canticorum, Ruthi, Threnorum, Danielis, et Selectorum Pentateuchi Lucorum (Jean Baptiste Gaspard d'Ansse de Villoison)

    • loaned to E. Randolph, 187

    nuts

    • on TJ's grocery list, 431


    oats

    • in J. Taylor's agricultural views, 94, 95, 296-300

    Observaciones astronomicas, y phisicas; hechas de orden de S. Mag. en los reynos del Peru (Antonio de Ulloa and Jorge Juan y Santacilia), 596n

    Observations Concerning the Distinction of Ranks in Society (John Millar), 285

    Observations on the Agriculture of the United States of America (William Strickland), 372n

    Observations on the More Ancient Statutes (Daines Barrington)

    • TJ sells to A. Stuart, 351

    Observations sur l'histoire de France Gabriel Bonnot de Mably)

    • TJ lends, 186, 315

    Odier Chevrier, Jacques, 199

    Official Letters to the Honorable American Congress (John Carey)

    • sent to TJ, 324-5, 467

    Ogilvie, James (ca. 1775-1820)

    • letter from, 401-4
    • identified, 403-4n
    • educational program, 401-5, 440-1

    oil, lamp

    • on TJ's grocery list, 432

    oil, olive

    • TJ orders, 155, 248, 336, 552
    • Italian, TJ writes for, 370

    onions

    • in inventory of seeds at Monticello, 256

    Opere di G. Cornelio Tacito (Bernardo Davanzati)

    • loaned to E. Randolph, 187

    opium

    • Ogilvie's use of, 403-4n

    Oratius. See Horace

    Orléans, Louise Marie Adélaide de Bourbon, Duchesse d', 343, 344n

    orrery

    • for TJ, 367

    Osmont, Louis, 5-6

    osnaburgs (osnabrigs)

    • in Philadelphia, 76, 84, 93
    • purchased by TJ, 155

    Ostend, Austrian Netherlands

    • French occupy, 103

    Ottoman Empire

    • and War of First Coalition, 92

    Outlines of a Plan, for establishing a State Society of Agriculture in Pennsylvania

    • sent to TJ, 36

    Outlines of the Fifteenth Chapter of the Proposed General Report (Robert Somerville), 409

    Ovid

    • Heroides, 408n

    Owen & Mosby (tobacco inspectors)

    • and Cobbs suit, 574-5, 599, 608

    oxen

    • corn consumption of, 235
    • at Shadwell, 243
    • and restoration of land, 298

    Oxford University, 312