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To Thomas Jefferson from George Jefferson, 22 January 1807

Richmond 22d. Jan. 1807

Dear Sir

I have just been applied to by Capt. Macon to know if he shall reserve for you the usual number of hams which he has for some years past supplied: I should without hesitation have desired him to do so, had he not given me notice that the price would be 15 d ⅌ lb, although pork I believe is lower than it was last year; the current price being now not more than 6$—such as his I suppose certainly would not command more than 7$.—

Unreasonable as I think this demand, as I apprehended we should not be able to get any other on which we could rely, I informed him that I supposed you would take it, but that under such circumstances I would not engage it until I heard from you.

I am Dear Sir Your Very Humble Servt.

Geo. Jefferson

MHi: Coolidge Collection.

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