Extract of letter, 1793 April 15, Richmond, [Virginia], to Th[omas] J[efferson], n.p.

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Extract of letter, 1793 April 15, Richmond, [Virginia], to Th[omas] J[efferson], n.p.

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Asks him to inform Mr. [William] Short that his stocks, interests and "every penny" are safe; will write himself to Short directly in a few days.

1 p. on 1 leaf ; 23 x 40 cm.

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