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From Thomas Jefferson to George Jefferson, 4 January 1805

To George Jefferson

Washington Jan. 4. 05.

Dear Sir

Messrs. Brown and co. returned to me Lilly’s draught. as their refusal to recieve paiment in bills of the US. states bank here would have subjected me to the necessity of procuring & remitting specie, or you to that of exchanging my bills for something which they would recieve, I applied to the Secy. of the Treasury to know how mr Gibbons makes his remittances here. he told me that for the sum paid here he would give me a draught on mr Gibbons at any time. this therefore I shall send you. it may not be amiss to advise mr Gibbons of it, lest he should by previous remittances leave himself unfurnished to meet the draught. accept affectionate salutations.

Th: Jefferson

PoC (MHi); at foot of text: “Mr. George Jefferson”; endorsed by TJ.

Lilly’s draught: see TJ to George Jefferson, 19 Dec. 1804.

mr Gibbons: James Gibbon was the collector of customs at Richmond (Message from the President of United States, Transmitting a Roll of the Persons Having Office or Employment under the United States [Washington, D.C., 1802], 40).

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