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From Thomas Jefferson to James Barron, 23 May 1807

Washington May 23. 1807.

Th: Jefferson presents his friendly salutations to Capt. Barron and asks the favor of him to give a safe conveyance to the inclosed letter for mr Higgins at Malta. it is to ask of him to send a pipe of Marsala Madeira by any good conveyance which may occur. if Capt. Barron can advise mr Higgins of any such Th:J. will be thankful to him, & he wishes him a pleasant voyage.

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    From Thomas Jefferson to James Barron, 23 May 1807
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    23 May 1807

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