Nathaniel Macon to Thomas Jefferson, 28 February 1819
From Nathaniel Macon
Washington 28. Feby 1819
Sir
Doctor Hall a friend of mine, one of the Representatives of North Carolina, brought with him to this place, a few bottles of Scuppernong wine, the best American, that I have tasted: I asked for two to send you, which he willingly gave & regretted, that application had not been sooner made, that more might have been sent; Our friend Governor Barbour has kindly offerred to contrive them to you. Accept them as a small mark of the great esteem entertained for you by
Nathl Macon
RC (DLC); endorsed by TJ as received 25 Mar. 1819 and so recorded in SJL. RC (ViU: TJP); address cover only; with PoC of TJ to Thomas Cooper, 11 July 1819, on verso; addressed: “Mr Thomas Jefferson Monticello Virginia” by “Govr Barbour”; franked; postmarked Barboursville, 18 Mar. Enclosed in James Barbour to TJ, 18 Mar. 1819.