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From Thomas Jefferson to J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 18 July 1803

To J. P. G. Muhlenberg

Washington July 18. 1803.

Dear Sir

This will be delivered to you by mr Barnes, who being personally unknown to you, has asked of me a letter of introduction, as he proposes before I return to the seat of government, to visit Philadelphia, with a view to his removal there. he has been so long an inhabitant of that place that he can hardly live elsewhere. as he has been the subject of two former letters, I will add only that he is one of those grateful & correct men for whom one never repents of having done any thing. Accept my friendly salutations and great esteem.

Th: Jefferson

RC (Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Boston, 1950); at foot of text: “Genl. Muhlenberg.” PrC (DLC); endorsed by TJ in ink on verso. Recorded in SJL with notation “by mr Barnes.”

two former letters: TJ to Muhlenberg, 10 Oct. 1802 and 30 June 1803.

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