To Thomas Jefferson from Isaac Briggs, 29 June 1807

My dear Friend,

Philadelphia 29 of the 6 mo. 1807.

Permit me to introduce to thee the bearer, Joseph Dunbar, a respectable citizen of the Mississippi Territory. The family of which he is a member and his connexions are extensive and respectable. He is now on his way home, expressed a desire to see thee, and will think himself honored and obliged by any commands thou mayst have to that Territory.

I duly received, at Brookville, thy note of the 10 instant together with the draught it contained.

Accept an assurance of my esteem and affection.

Isaac Briggs.

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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