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From Thomas Jefferson to Wilson Cary Nicholas, 22 December 1808

Washington Dec. 22. 08.

Dear Sir

I always consider it as the most friendly office which can be rendered me, to be informed of any thing which is going amiss, and which I can remedy. I had known that there had been a very blameable failure in the cloathing department, which had not become known so as to be remedied, till the beginning of October. but I had believed that the remedy had then been applied with as much diligence as the case admitted. after the suggestions from Genl. Smith & mr Giles the other day I made enquiry into the fact, and have recieved the inclosed return, which will shew exactly what has been done. can I get the favor of you to shew it to Genl Smith & mr Giles, to whom I am sure it will give as much satisfaction as for myself, and to re-inclose it to me. I salute you & them with sincere friendship & respect

Th: Jefferson

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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