From Thomas Jefferson to Joseph Bartlett, 16 March 1825

Sir	Monto Mar. 16. 25

Your favr of the 4th inst. has been recd I am too much enfeebled by age to write letters, and am obliged therefore to withdraw from that labor. I return you the letters of mr Adams & mr Gherry which you would doubtless desire to keep, and with every wish for your health & well-being pray you to accept my best respects

Th: J.

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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