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Middleton, Richard

"Volume 1, part 3: Thomas Jefferson"


TH. JEFFERSON.

FEBRUARY 25, 1802.
_Gentlemen of the Senate and of the House of Representatives_:
No occasion having arisen since the last account rendered by my
predecessor of making use of any part of the moneys heretofore granted
to defray the contingent charges of the Government, I now transmit to
Congress an official statement thereof to the 31st day of December last,
when the whole unexpended balance, amounting to $20,911.80, was carried
to the credit of the surplus fund, as provided for by law, and this
account consequently becomes finally closed,
TH. JEFFERSON.

FEBRUARY 26, 1802.
_Gentlemen of the Senate and of the House of Representatives_:
Some statements have been lately received of the causes decided or
depending in the courts of the Union in certain States, supplementary or
corrective of those from which was formed the general statement
accompanying my message at the opening of the session. I therefore
communicate them to Congress, with a report of the Secretary of State
noting their effect on the former statement and correcting certain
errors in it which arose partly from inexactitude in some of the returns
and partly in analyzing, adding, and transcribing them while hurried in
preparing the other voluminous papers accompanying that message.
TH. JEFFERSON.

MARCH 1, 1802.
_Gentlemen of the Senate and of the House of Representatives_:
I transmit for the information of Congress letters recently received
from our consuls at Gibraltar and Algiers, presenting the latest view of
the state of our affairs with the Barbary Powers.


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