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To Thomas Jefferson from Gabriel Duvall, 3 September 1804

From Gabriel Duvall

Treasury Department, Comptroller’s Office,
September 3d. 1804.

Dear Sir,

The Secretary of the Treasury having acquainted me that it is your intention to send a commission from Monticello to the person whom You shall appoint Commissioner of Loans for the State of South Carolina, I have, at the request of the Secretary, to prevent delay, sent under cover a letter, with the usual instructions to the Commissioner to be appointed; & also an official bond, in blank, to be executed by him; accompanied by a letter, as usual, to the representatives of the deceased officer to deliver over all the public property in their possession to the Officer appointed to receive them.

Will You be obliging enough to fill up the blanks, before you forward the letters?

I have the honour to be, with very great respect & esteem your obedt. Sevt.

G. Duvall.

RC (DLC); at foot of text: “The president of the United States”; endorsed by TJ as received from the Treasury Department on 6 Sep and “Neufville” and so recorded in SJL. Enclosures not found.

For Gallatin’s request to Duvall and his concerns about a delay in the appointment, see Gallatin to TJ, 20 and 30 Aug.

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