To Thomas Jefferson from George Divers, 24 January 1826

Dear Sir

Farmington Jan 24—26

We should be very glad to see you, whether you can bear the march you alone can judge. We are all better in the general, we hope, and believe. I have been quite ill, my wife a good deal unwell, T Divers on his back with a dreadful paralysis, still no one seems in immediate danger

yours affectionately

George Divers

MHi.

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