Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Appleton, 9 July 1823
To Thomas Appleton
Mo July 9. 23.
Dear Sir
I write by this day’s mail to my Correspdt at Richmd Colo B. Peyton to procure a bill of exchange on London which shall nett there clear of exchange1 444.D. payable on your acct2 to mr Saml Williams your correspondent there, and to be paid over by you to M. & Mde Pini. I am later in this duty this year than usual: this depends on3 the earlier or later date by which the produce of the preceding4 year can be prepared &5 got down the river to Richmd my farms being 130. miles up the river, which sometimes slackens6 by drought. with these casual variations of a month or two in time these remittances may be counted on with the utmost7 certainty by M. & Mde Pini, to whom I repeat my respects with assurances to yourself of my constant frdshp and respect.
Th:J.
Dft (DLC); on verso of a sheet, the recto of which consists of reused cover in Dewitt Clinton’s hand reading “With Govr Clinton’s respects” and Dft of TJ to Appleton, 10 July 1823; at foot of text: “Thos Appleton esq.” Enclosed in TJ to Samuel Williams, 9 July 1823.
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3. Preceding two words interlined in place of “proceeds from.”
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6. Word interlined in place of “suffers.”
7. Preceding four words interlined in place of “in entire.”
Index Entries
- Appleton, Thomas; and P. Mazzei’s estate search
- Appleton, Thomas; letters to search
- boats; carriage to and from Richmond search
- Clinton, DeWitt; sends gifts to TJ search
- Jefferson, Thomas; Business & Financial Affairs; debt to P. Mazzei search
- Mazzei, Philip; TJ’s debt to search
- Peyton, Bernard; payments made for TJ search
- Pini, Andrea Tozzi (Elisabetta Mazzei Pini’s husband); and P. Mazzei’s estate search
- Pini, Elisabetta Mazzei (Philip Mazzei’s daughter; Andrea Pini’s wife); and P. Mazzei’s estate search
- Richmond, Va.; boat carriage to and from search
- weather; drought search
- Williams, Samuel (ca.1759–1841); and remittances to T. Appleton search