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James Penn to Thomas Jefferson, 28 May 1815

From James Penn

Lynchburg, May the 28th 1815

Sir,

I have received by mr Goodman your Treasury Notes and have sent you in return $1400 in bank bills. You will find nearly $1,000 in Va Notes the balance in Columbia, Alexandria and Some few others on different Banks. The Columbia & Alexandria notes pass very currently and the others are only refused by those planters, who have but few transactions in town.

Yrs mo Obtly

J Penn

RC (ViU: TJP); endorsed by TJ as a letter from Archibald Robertson “by J. Penn” received 28 May 1815 and so recorded (with no mention of Penn) in SJL.

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