To Thomas Jefferson from John Dodd, 6 August 1807

Sir.	Hartford Connecticut August 6th. 1807

The Office of Commissioner of Loans having become vacant by the Death of William Imlay Esqr.; we assume the liberty to recommend Jonathan Bull Esqr. as a person well qualified to discharge the duties of that Office.

The official conduct of Judge Bull his character as a man, and his firm and uniform attachment to the Constitution and administration of our Country; entitle him to the Confidence of his fellow Citizens and of the Government of the United States.

John Dodd

[and 8 other signatures]

DNA: RG 59—LAR—Letters of Application and Recommendation.

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