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A Letter. To Thomas Jefferson Smith Monticello, Feb. 2, 1825 This letter will be to you as one from the dead. (Jefferson was 82 years of age when he wrote this letter). The writer will be in the grave before you can weigh its counsels. Your affectionate and excellent father has requested that I would address to you something which might possibly have a favourable influence on the course of life you have to run, and I too as a namesake, feel an interest in that course. Few words will be necessary, with good dispo- sitions on your part. Adore God. parents. Love your neighbour as yourself, and your country more than yourself. Be just. Be true. Murmur not at the ways of the Providence. So shall the life into which you have entered, be the portal to one of eternal and ineffable bliss. And if to the dead it is permitted to care Reverence and cherish your Matugie. Si Thomas Jefferson Smith Monticello. Feb. 2, 1825 Hufiguan kalan ginen i matai este na tinige para hago. ( Si /fefferson 82 sakanihta anae hatuge enao). I tumuge ugaige gi naftaniia antes ke unnamajfigto i manmauleg na pinagat ni i man- gaige guine. gumagao yo na hutugie hao nu hafa ni i siia I mauleg yan gofliion na tatamo ufinamauleg i hinanaomo mona gi haanimo. Ya guaho nii acha-naan yan hago, gosmalago lokue na uhuyofig mauleg i pinekatmo mona. Dididi-ha nahofig hao, yagin osgon i hinalom- mo. Fayius si Yuus. mames i tatamo yan i nanamo. Fasaenamo ya _ ungoflie Geflamen i tiguafigmo taeguihe iya hago-ha; ya i tanomo unnafona gumuaeya ke iya hago-ha. Natunas hao. Namagahet hao. Chamo umugojigiafaihon i tagahlo na Gaipinto. An taeguihe, i haanimo guine gi tano utaeguihe fanhaluman i taihinekog 6