To Thomas Jefferson from Francis Walker Gilmer, 27 January 1825

Dear Sir.

Richmond 27th Jany. 25

I send by Mr. Garrett, a short report, such as my state of health enables me to make out at a sitting, without being irksome. I will enter into details when I see you, which shall be as soon as the roads are passable.

I send also, a catalogue of the books & apparatus. Part only of the books have arrived. They should be opened without delay.

Some delay I fear will occur, in sending a portion of the apparatus, from a misunderstanding between Cary & Marx, about a deduction of 10 p c. from some articles.

The delay of the Competitor becomes every day more fearful.

yours most truly

Fr. W. Gilmer

MoSHi: Francis Walker Gilmer Papers.

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