From Thomas Jefferson to George Rogers Clark, 12 October 1780
To George Rogers Clark
Richmond October 12. 1780
Sir
We have this moment learnt that there is in possession of Colo. Gibson at Fort Pitt or his Pay-master a quantity of Clothing fit for Soldiers: As Majr. Slaughter’s Corps we know is in want, and yours may possibly be, I have given Majr. Moore an Order to receive it, and deliver it to your order. I am with great respect Sir Your most obedt. humble servt,
Th: Jefferson
RC (WHi); in a clerk’s hand, with complimentary close and signature by TJ and addressed by him: “Colo. George Rogers Clarke Louisville.” Endorsed in two different hands: “Govr. Jefferson 12th Octr. 1780 Clothing for Troops.”