Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Burke, June 30, 1771

Albemarle June 30. 177[1].

Dear Sir

The case of Plume v. Portlock now lies at the Rules in danger of a dismission for want of a declaration. Mr. Blair directed me to apply to you for instructions in this matter. Your favor herein will oblige Dr. Sir Your friend and servt.,

Th: Jefferson

P. S. On looking further into the Rule docket I find myself referred to you also for instructions to draw the bill in McVee v. Wilson . I have Wilson’s bond to McVee.