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John Tomlin to Edgar Allan Poe — September 10, 1843 (letter) — reading text
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Jackson, Tennessee, Sept 10, 1843.
Dear Sir, — My friendship for you, and nothing else, has prevailed on me, to enclose you the letter of A. L.
Wilmer, Esquire. — But I much fear, that in doing it, I have violated somewhat the rules that govern correspondents in such
matters. Believing, however, that your great good sense, will but protect my honor in this transaction, I remain with affectionate
regard,
Yours Ever, Jno. Tomlin.
Edgar A. Poe, Esquire.
P. S. Return Wilmer’s letter.