1From John Quincy Adams to George Washington Adams, 25 June 1825 (Adams Papers)
I enclose here with the two Policies of Insurance on my two Houses in Nassau Street Boston, which will expire on the first of next Month; and which you will take care to have renewed. Keep the new Policies in your own custody, till further order from me— I hear a pleasing account of your industry and attention to your profession—Send me a list of the Law Books that you have, and I will...
I was very happy to hear from you my dear George as I felt anxious on account of the great heat knowing you would be exposed to all the ferver of an intense Sun and am very glad to find that you have not suffered from it— You say so little concerning the brilliant display of which we are told so much in the papers, that I suppose you were in too enthusiastic admir a state of admiration to find...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Bernard Peyton, 25 June 1825 (Jefferson Papers)
I rec d this morning the letter you address d to my care, for Judge Dade, & have forwarded it on to Brents=ville, Prince William County, near his residence, he having left here on Wednesday last— I hope this letter covers an offer of the Professorship of Law, in the University, to him, firmly believing him qualified to fill the station full as well, if not better, than either of the Gentlemen...
4To James Madison from Charles S. Fowler, 25 June 1825 (Madison Papers)
I hold your note in favour of Mr John Payne Todd for $500. which is payable on the 10th of July next. When I gave Mr Todd the Cash for it he said the note would be paid here , which is my wish, but if it would make any differance of moment with you, I could send it to one of the Banks in Fredericksburg Va for payment. Should you wish it sent to Fredericksburg, please inform me. Very Respy. RC...