To George Washington from Nathaniel Harrison, 7 January 1782

Sir	Caroline Virginia Janry 7th 178[2]

The Senate of Virginia have directed me to transmit their address of thanks to you, which you will recieve herein inclosed. I esteem this mark of their Confidence as the greatest honor they could confer on me, as it gives me an opportunity of addressing the greatest General of the Age, & the Gentleman for whom I always had the greatest esteem. Be assured Sir that this Task is the more pleasing as the address contains my own Sentiments & that I shall be pleasd with every opportunity of expressing my Love and Gratitude to the man who has [relievd] my Country from the Ravages of more than savage Enemies. I have the honor to be with te greatest Respect Sir Your most Obedient & very hble Servant

Nathal Harrison

PHi: Gratz Collection.

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