Thomas Jefferson

March 4, 1801 to March 4, 1809

Year

Date

Document Title

1801

March 4, 1801

Jefferson’s First Inaugural Address

 

March 11, 1801

Jefferson’s Proclamation on Building Practices in Washington, D.C.

 

April 20, 1801

Adams’ Letter to Thomas Jefferson

 

November 6, 1801

Jefferson’s Circular to the Heads of his Departments

 

December 8, 1801

Jefferson’s First Annual Message to Congress

1802

February 6, 1802

Law to Arm Ships against Tripoli
 

March 1, 1802

Law to Repeal Earlier Law on the Judiciary

 

March 16, 1802

Law establishing the Peacetime Military
 

April 6, 1802

Law Repealing Internal Taxes

 

April 14, 1802

Law Establishing Naturalization (1802)

 

April 18, 1802

Jefferson’s Letter to Robert R. Livingston {excerpt}

 

April 29, 1802

Law Establishing Copyrights (1802)

 

April 29, 1802

Law to Amend the Judiciary

 

April 30, 1802

Law Admitting Ohio into the Union

 

May 3, 1802

Law Incorporating City of Washington, D.C.

 

August 11, 1802

A Convention (United States of American & Spain)

 

December 15, 1802

Jefferson’s Second Annual Message to Congress

1803

January 11, 1803

Jefferson’s First Message to the Senate Regarding Louisiana

 

January 18, 1803

Jefferson’s Request for money for the Corps of Discovery

 

February 24, 1803

Marbury v. Madison

 

February 28, 1803

Law Preventing Importation of Slaves

 

March 3, 1803

Law Modifying Formation of State of Ohio

 

March 3, 1803

Law Regarding Mississippi Territory

 

March 16, 1803

“James Monroe Leaves for France”

 

March 23, 1803

“Secretary for Foreign Affairs Awaits James Monroe's Arrival”

 

April 27, June 20, 1803

Jefferson’s Letter to Meriwether Lewis with Instructions

 

April 30, 1803

Treaty with France (Sale of Louisiana)

 

April 30, 1803

Convention with France (Sale of Louisiana)

 

April 30, 1803

Convention with France (Sale of Louisiana), Part 2

 

June 7, 1803

Articles of a Treaty (United States of American & the Delawares, Shawanoes, Putawatimies, Miamies, Eel River, Weeas, Kickapoos, Piankaskaws, and Kaskaskias Nations)

 

June 20, 1803

Jefferson’s Letter to Meriwether Lewis

 

June 29, 1803

“Louisiana is Ceded by France—The Thing is Fixed!”

 

July 2, 1803

“On This Question of Whether It Be Advantageous for France to Take Possession of Louisiana!”

 

October 17, 1803

Jefferson’s Second Message to the Senate Regarding the Louisiana Purchase

 

October 17, 1803

Jefferson’s Third Annual Message to Congress

 

October 21, 1803

Jefferson’s Third Message to the Senate and House of Representatives on Louisiana

 

October 31, 1803

Law Taking Possession of Louisiana Purchase

 

November 2, 1803

“Treaty Between the United States of America and the French Republic”

 

November 10, 1803

Law Creating Stock of $11,250,000 to Purchase Louisiana

 

November 10, 1803

Law Providing for Settlement of Claims in Louisiana Purchase

 

December 9, 1803

Twelfth Amendment to the Constitution

1804

January 16, 1804

Jefferson’s Fourth Message to Congress on Louisiana

 

February 15, 1804

New Jersey’s Law to Gradually Abolish Slavery
 

March 19, 1804

Law Granting Further Time for Locating Military Land Warrants

 

March 26, 1804

Law Dividing Louisiana into Territories

 

March 26, 1804

Law Further Protecting U.S. Commerce Against Barbary Powers

 

March 26, 1804

Law of Naturalization (1804)

 

March 26, 1804

Law Supplementing the Election of President & Vice President

 

1804

Black Laws of Ohio

 

July 9, 1804

Nott’s Speech on the Death of Hamilton

 

August 18, 1804

A Treaty (United States of America & Delaware Tribe)

 

August 27, 1804

A Treaty (United States of America & Piankeshaw Tribe)

 

October 24, 1804

Cherokee Treaty of 1804

 

November 8, 1804

Jefferson’s Fourth Annual Message to Congress

 

November 27, 1804

Resolution Recognizing Stephen Decatur & Crew of Intrepid

1805

January 5, 1805

Law Creating the Michigan Territory

 

February 13, 1805

Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1804 Election

 

March 1, 1805

Impeachment Trial of Samuel Chase

 

March 3, 1805

Law Providing Government of Louisiana

 

March 3, 1805

Resolution Recognizing the Gallant Conduct of Commodore Preble & His Crew

 

March 4, 1805

Jefferson’s Second Inaugural Address

 

April 2, 1805

Clark’s Letter to Major William Croghan

 

June 4, 1805

Treaty of Peace and Amity (United States of America & Tripoli)

 

Summer, 1805

Red Jacket’s Message on the Religion of the White Man and the Red

 

October 25, 1805

Cherokee’s Article of a Treaty

 

October 27, 1805

Cherokee’s Articles of a Treaty

 

December 3, 1805

Jefferson’s Fifth Annual Message to Congress

 

December 11, 1805

Jefferson’s Letter to the Senate with Indian Treaties

 

December 31, 1805

Law Supplementing Payment of Claims on Louisiana Purchase

1806

January 7, 1806

Cherokee’s Convention

 

January 27, 1806

Jefferson’s Message to the Senate about the Situation in Great Britain

 

February 19, 1806

Jefferson’s Message to Congress about the Corps of Discovery

 

March 5, 1806

Randolph’s Speech on Offensive War with England

 

March 29, 1806

Law Establishing the Cumberland Trail

 

April 21, 1806

Law Providing for Punishment for Counterfeiting

 

September 23, 1806

Clark’s Letter to his Brother

 

November 21, 1806

The Berlin Decree

 

December 2, 1806

Jefferson’s Sixth Annual Message to Congress

1807

January 7 1807

British Order in Council

 

January 22, 1807

Jefferson’s Message on the Burr Conspiracy

 

February 24, 1807

Law Accepting Volunteer Companies

 

March 2, 1807

Law Prohibiting Importation of Slaves after January 1, 1808

 

March 3, 1807

Law Enacting Treaty with the Chickasaw

 

March 3, 1807

Law Making Compensation for Lewis, Clark & their Companions

 

July 2, 1807

Jefferson’s Proclamation Closing Harbors to British Vessels

 

August 31, 1807

Marshall’s Opinion in the Burr Treason Trial

 

September 11, 1807

Cherokee’s Elucidation

 

October 27, 1807

Jefferson’s Seventh Annual Message to Congress

 

November 11 1807

British Order in Council

 

December 17, 1807

Milan Decree

 

December 22, 1807

Law Enacting Embargo

1808

January 9, 1808

Law Extending Suffrage to Mississippi Territory

 

February 26, 1808

Law Extending Suffrage to Indiana Territory

 

April 2, 1808

Law Authorizing Sale of Arms

 

April 22, 1808

Law Authorizing President to Suspend Embargo

 

November 8 1808

Jefferson’s Eighth Annual Message to Congress

 

November 8 1808

Jefferson's Message to Congress on Suspension of the Trade Embargo, Western Indians, etc.

 

December 30, 1808

Jefferson’s Proclamation for a Special Session of the Senate

1809

February, 1809

United States v. Peters

 

February 8, 1809

Joint Session of Congress for Counting the Votes of the 1808 Election

 

February 27, 1809

Law Extending Suffrage to Indiana Territory

 

February 28, 1809

Law Relieving Certain Indians

 

March 1 1809

Non-Intercourse Act

 

March 4, 1809

Jefferson’s Farewell Address

 

 

 

 

Last updated June 29, 2008