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To Thomas Jefferson from Jesse Simms, 2 December 1803

From Jesse Simms

Alexandria 2nd December 1803

Sir,

your favour came duly to hand and the Contents noted. I considered your bill for the Canvas1 back Ducks settled long since through Col. Brent who I had an acct. with and he requested me to charge it to him. Col Brent informs me he handed the bill in to know of the Steward how many pairs he had Recvd. for you, and Mr. Barnes informs me that the Steward Received thirty pair for you which amounts to 45 Dollars and I have wrote Mr. Barnes to day to settle that amount with Col. Brent. the others Col. Brent Received for him self and friends—I will use my Interest this Season to procure Ducks for you with pleasure and will take care to have them more Regularly Delivered to Mr. Barnes or the Steward

From Sir yr. Obt Hbe Servt

Jesse Simms

RC (MHi); at foot of text: “President of the U States”; endorsed by TJ. Recorded in SJL as received 4 Dec.

1MS: “Cavas.”

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