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To Thomas Jefferson from William Carmichael, 14 August 1788

From William Carmichael

Madrid, 14 Aug. 1788. After examining his accounts with Congress, he has taken liberty of drawing on Willink & Van Staphorst at Amsterdam for 4614ƒ. 3s. 6d. in accordance with TJ’s advice of 3 June. “I transmit you the first setts of Exchange in favor of Messrs. Etienne Drouilhet & Cy. who have constantly supplied me with Money for my necessary expences while they have refused credit to others of the Corps diplomatic and even to a Son of Ld. North who lately passed thro this capital.” Is informing Willink & Van Staphorst of this, and hopes this is agreeable. [Postscript:] After consulting with Messrs. Drouilhet “it appears unnecessary to send the draft … as the Advice of its Amount, &ca. will answer your purpose and that of My Friends here.”

RC (DLC); 2 p.; endorsed; some calculations in TJ’s hand on verso.

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