1799.

—Mar. 1.

Leaves Philadelphia.

8.

Arrives at Monticello.

Sept. 6.

Orders payment to Callender of $50.

Dec. 21.

Leaves Monticello.

28.

Arrives at Philadelphia.

1800.

Body servant Jupiter dies.

Prints “Appendix” to Notes on Virginia.

Jan. 18.

Plans University of Virginia.

Feb.

Prepares Parliamentary Manual.

March 11.

Has conversation with Adams.

May

Republican Caucus Nominates Jefferson and Burr.

15.

Leaves Philadelphia.

21.

At Montblanco.

26.

At Eppington.

29.

At Edgehill.

29.

Arrives at Monticello.

June

Capital removed to Washington.

Oct. 22.

Orders payment to Callender of $50.

Nov. 24.

Leaves Monticello.

29.

Arrives at Washington.

Dec. 14.

Offers Secretaryship of Navy to Livingston.

1801.

—Jan. 22.

Pays visit to Mount Vernon.

Feb. 11.

Congress begins to ballot for President.

17.

Jefferson elected President.

18.

Offers Secretaryship of War to Dearborn.

1801.

—Feb. 24.

Offers French Mission to Livingston.

28.

Farewell Speech to Senate.

Mar. 4.

At Washington.

Inaugurated as President.

5.

Nominates Madison, Dearborn, and Lincoln to Cabinet.

Nominates R. R. Livingston Minister to France.

8.

Cabinet decide on list of removals.

9.

Cabinet remit fines under Sedition Law.

18.

Offers Paine passage in public vessel.

Apr. 1.

Leaves Washington.

5.

At Monticello.

26.

Leaves Monticello.

29.

At Washington.

May 14.

Appoints Gallatin Secretary of Treasury.

15.

Gallatin arrives at Washington.

Cabinet discuss Barbary War.

Squadron ordered to Mediterranean.

16.

Netherland, Portuguese, and Prussian Missions abolished.

Federalist Marshals and Attorneys to be removed.

June 30.

Leaves Washington.

July 2.

At Monticello.

11.

At Washington.

12.

Replies to New Haven remonstrance.

15.

Appoints Robert Smith Secretary of Navy.

30.

Leaves Washington.

Aug. 4.

At Monticello.

Sept. 28.

Leaves Monticello.

Oct. 3.

At Washington.

22.

Reduction of Naval officers.

Nov. 6.

Outlines method of conducting Executive business.

12.

Drafts Message on Duane, but suppresses it.

28.

Appoints Granger Postmaster-General.

Dec. 8.

Sends first Annual Message.

1802.

—Jan. 6.

Sends list of appointments to Senate.

11.

Sends Message on Washington City.

18.

Cabinet Decision in re Tripoli.

27.

Sends Message on Indians.

Feb. 2.

Sends Message on Military Affairs.

Mar. 8.

Approves bill repealing Judiciary Act.

Apr. 6.

Approves bill to repeal Internal taxes.

1802.

—Apr. 26.

Approves Judiciary Bill.

May 5.

Leaves Washington.

8.

At Monticello.

June 2.

At Washington.

Attacked by Callender.

July 21.

Leaves Washington.

25.

At Monticello.

Oct. 7.

At Washington.

16.

Right of deposit suspended.

21.

Cabinet Decision on Tripoline War.

Nov. 15.

Replies to Connecticut Address.

Dec. 15.

Sends second Annual Message.

22.

Sends Special Message on proceedings at New Orleans.

1803.

—Jan. 11.

Nominates Monroe Joint Minister to France.

Sends Message on Spanish Spoliations.

18.

Sends secret Message on Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Sends Message on Indians.

Mar. 17.

At Monticello.

Apr.

Prepares estimate of Christ.

9.

At Washington.

11.

Talleyrand offers to sell Louisiana.

May 2.

Louisiana Treaty signed at Paris.

June

Writes article signed “Fair Play.”

20.

Draws instruction for Lewis.

Writes answer to Gabriel Jones.