From Thomas Jefferson to James Oldham, 11 April 1823
Mo Apr. 11. 23.
Dear Sir
I inclose you the copy of a resolution of the Visitors of the University of Virga entered into at their late meeting and also a copy of the letter to mr Griffin which is the subject of it, the original being depositd with the papers of the board in my possession and open to your inspection, if desired. you will observe that the first duty enjoined on me by the resoln is to ask of you whether you are the author of the letter aforesd and are willing to afford any evidence of the charges against mr Arthur S. Brockbg therein mentioned. on your answer affirmatively to these questions proper measures will be taken for recieving the evidence to be produced as well by yourself by mr Brockenbrough. you will be so good as to give me an answer stating so, at your earliest convenience as I propose to go to Bedfd the ensuing week and shall be absent some time. I salute you with frdshp & respect
Th:J
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