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From Thomas Jefferson to John Wayles Eppes, 28 March 1801

To John Wayles Eppes

Washington Mar. 28. 1801.

Dear Sir

I wrote to you the day before yesterday, since that I have taken a more correct view of my [probable] receipts & expenditures and find that I may venture to take Haxall’s horse immediately at 500. doll. paiable at 90. days. it would be a great inconvenience to have to send from Washington for directions; & on the [other hand] a convenience to have […] brought to Monticello by the messenger who will go for [Walker’s] & Bell’s. be so good as to engage him at once, if to be done on that [verdict], and have them ready for me. if you could write me a line to Monticello as soon as possible, to give [me] an idea of the time at which I may send for them, I will thank you. I still flatter myself with getting from here on the 31st. a thousand endearing assurances to my beloved Maria, to whom I […] in a letter from Kitty Church to present her affectionately. [health,] happiness & sincere attachment to yourself.

Th: Jefferson

PrC (CSmH); faint and blurred; at foot of text: “Mr. Eppes”; endorsed by TJ in ink on verso.

I wrote to you: see TJ’s letter to Eppes of 27 Mch. The letter from Catherine Church is printed at 23 Feb.

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