To Thomas Jefferson from Stephen Pleasonton, 12 April 1826

Sir,	Washington April 12th 1826.

At the request of my excellent friend Mr Monroe, I have the honor to forward to you enclosed, a copy of a report of a select Committee of the House of Representatives of the U States, on several items of claim which arose out of his Missions abroad, and of which the peculiar circumstances in which he was placed have heretofore prevented the adjustment; and, I do this with the more pleasure as it affords me an opportunity to tender to you my best wishes for your future prosperity and happiness.

S. Pleasonton

MHi.

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