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From Thomas Jefferson to Joseph H. Nicholson, 11 October 1806

Washington Oct. 11. 06.

Dear Sir

The office in which you are now acting, requires, as I understand, a residence in Baltimore, and is not without its labour. the death of mr Purviance has vacated one in the same place which, requiring but a general superintendance, would leave you more leisure to pursue any line of study or amusement to which your inclination might lead you. will you permit me to name you to it the proposition flows from a sincere wish to be instrumental to your ease & satisfaction: for be assured that no one thinks more highly of your worth, or has a more friendly desire to be useful to you. with these assurances accept those of my great esteem & respect and my salutations.

Th: Jefferson

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