...housand dollars a year, would have more enjoyment of life than Mr. Barbour has with six or seven. . . . . Early on Tuesday we arrived at Monticello. Everything here is on a larger scale than at Montpellier ; the house, the grounds, and the arrangements. There is, too, nothing that marks the residence of an Ex-King. The family consists of Mr. Jefferson; Mrs. Randolph, his daughter, about fifty-two ye...