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From Alexander Wolcott to Thomas Jefferson, 23 June 1808

Middletown (Ct.) 23 June 1808

Sir

Mr. Jesse Atwater of New Haven, in this State, is desirous of making a voyage across the Atlantic, as well for the reestablishment of his health which is at present infirm, as for the gratification of his curiosity.

Mr. Atwater is a well informed sensible and trusty man, and if Government should need a confidential Messenger to carry dispatches, either to England, or France or to both countries he would be extremely gratified to be employed, and I have no doubt, would execute the trust with fidelity and intelligence.

Pardon me, Sir, this liberty I have taken, and permit me to assure you of my perfect respect ⟨   ⟩ esteem.

Alex. Wolcott

DNA: RG 59—LAR—Letters of Application and Recommendation.

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