Thomas Jefferson to George Richardson, 16 January 1810
To George Richardson
Monticello Jan. 16. 10
Sir
Your letter of Dec. 22. has been duly recieved. if you wish to write to your brother in Jamaica & will send the letter to me I will endeavor to get a conveyance for it. should you propose to go to Jamaica, it is presumed a passage can always be had from any of the seaport towns, where also you can be inoculated with the kine pox before your departure. Baltimore or Norfolk would I suppose be the most convenient ports. I am Sir
Your most obedt servt
Th: Jefferson
PoC (MHi); at foot of text: “Mr George Richardson”; endorsed by TJ.