Jefferson  to,  on  farming,  500.  Relates  Jef-
ferson's first  nomination  to  the  presidency,
613.  Extols  Ames,  519.  Elected  president,
624.  Distrustful,  543.  His  alarm  in  1798,
660.  Convinced  by  Gerry,  re-oi>ens  rela-
tions with  France,  560.  His  heterodoxy,
670.  During  the  tie  intrigues  of  1801,  579.
Retires  from  the  presidency,  685.  His
journey  to  Washington,  000.  His  last  ap-
pointoftsnts,  609.  Upon  Jefferson's  admin-
istration, 034.  His  difference  with  Jeflbr-
son,  079.  Detcsto  Calvinism,  711.  His
death,  734.
Adams,  Mrs.  John.  To  Europe  in  1784,  279.
Describes  a  strange  flower,  309.  Entertains
Maria  Jefferson,  332.  Her  journey  to
Washington  in  1800,  601.  Her  correspond-
ence with  Jefferson,  679.
Adams,  John  Quincy.  Upon  Palne's  reply  to
Burke,  426.    Upon  Jefforson's  •dmlnlstra-


tloD,  088.    Why  not  ^rpointed  by  Jofhv

■on,  081.
Adams,  Samuel.  Proscribed  in  England,  142.
In  Congress,  104.  On  Liberty,  873.  Thought

of  for  governor,  428.    Gerry  to,  cm  Boston

Port-BiU,  642.    Jefferson  to,  after  his  in-
auguration, 588.
AJbcrtL    Teaoher  musle  at  Montkello,  188

Jefferson  to,  on  a  home  band  of  muste,  221.
Alexander  I.  of  Russia.    Jefferson  aoeeptf

his  bust*  025.
Alexandria,  Va.  Aids  Boston,  181.  Weloomet

Jefferson  home,  347.
Alft^,King.    His  laws,  50.
Algiers.    Its  corsairs  in  1784,  290.    Ameriean

captives  in*  297.     Jefferson  fears  for  his

daughter,  331.    Piracies  of*  036,  038.
Alien  Law,  The.    Passed,  651.    Jeffsrson's

opinion  of,  553.
Alston,  Joseph.  Marries  Theodosia  Burr,  768*
Ames,  Fisher.    Quoted  on  the  public  debt*

370.    On  the  site  for  a  capiUl,  894.    His

speech  on  the  Jay  treaty,  518.   Upon  Jeflbfw
.  son's  admiuistratSon,  034.
Andrew,  John.    In  affair  of  the  (Hspee,  118.
Annapolis.    Visited  by  Jefferson  in  1760*  08L

Congress  at,  in  1783,  268.
Appointments.    Jefferson's  policy  with  r»>

gard  to*  606.
Aristocracy.      Jefferson    dreads,    278*   274.
