White House, March 31st, 1843.
My Dear Sir, -- I have received your letter in which you express your belief that Judge Blythe would appoint you to a situation in the Custom House provided you have a reiteration of my former recommendation of you. It gives me pleasure to say to you that it would gratify me very sensibly, to see you appointed by Judge Blythe. I am satisfied that no one is more competent, or would be more satisfactory in the discharge of any duty connected with the office.
Believe me, my dear sir,
[Signature missing.] Truly yours
[Robert Tyler]
Edgar A. Poe Esq.
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