Thomas Jefferson Papers
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Thomas Jefferson to Patrick Gibson, 13 January 1814

To Patrick Gibson

Monticello Jan. 13. 14.

Dear Sir

Your’s of the 8th is just recieved, and I learn with pleasure that 5½ & 5¾ D. can be had for flour. I have no hesitation in accepting these prices, preferring the latter at 60. days to the former in cash. if these prices therefore are still to be had, or even 5.D. be so good as to sell at once. I see nothing in the late news which may suddenly raise prices. the moment Johnson returns, I have 100. barrels ready for him to take off, and which may be comprehended in the sale, as it will be with you within a week from this time. the rest will follow as fast as he can carry it.

I must ask the favor of you to send me 300.D. by return of post in bills from 50. to 5.D. Accept the assurances of my esteem & respect.

Th: Jefferson

PoC (ViU: TJP); at foot of text: “Mr Gibson.”

Index Entries

  • flour; price of search
  • flour; transported to Richmond search
  • Gibson, Patrick; and payments to TJ search
  • Gibson, Patrick; and TJ’s flour search
  • Gibson, Patrick; letters to search
  • Johnson, William (waterman); transports goods from Richmond search
  • Monticello (TJ’s estate); flour from search
  • Richmond, Va.; flour prices at search
  • Richmond, Va.; flour shipped to search