[Letter, 18]16 Jun. 5, Monticello [to Col. Simms] / Th: Jefferson.

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[Letter, 18]16 Jun. 5, Monticello [to Col. Simms] / Th: Jefferson.

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Letter, 1816 Jun. 5. Discusses the arrival of wines from France. The letter is mounted on a page with a note that the letter is to a Col. Simms in Alexandra, Va. -- Mounted on the reverse is the autograph signature of 1836 Oct. 29, by D. P. Madison, that serves as a franking from a letter. A note says the letter is addressed to J. M. (James Madison?). Above the franking is an engraving of Mrs. Madison (Otis del.; Goodman & Piggot sc.).

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