From Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Williams, 10 January 1808

Sir	Washington Jan. 10. 08.

I recieved a few days ago your favor of Dec. 20. covering an Address from the General assembly of North Carolina, and I now take the liberty of returning an answer through the same channel. not knowing whether the legislature may still be in session when this gets to hand, I must ask the favor of you, should they be separated, of communicating it to them in such way as you shall think will be most acceptable to them. I pray you to accept the assurances of my high consideration and respect.

Th: Jefferson

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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