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Major Gibbs Captain Beals & mr Woodard all are going to New-york, and all have desired Letters,...
I received mr Bourn’s Letter to day, dated this day week, and I was very happy to Learn by it...
I this evening received your letter of April 12 th. tho’ you love a labyrinth you always give a...
When I left your Hospitable mansion, I did not design so many days should have elapsed, before I...
I last wednesday received yours of Dec br 28 and should have answerd by the post of thursday but...
I thank you for your kind Letter of Nov br 30th Dec br 2d you judg’d rightly I was almost...
It was not untill yesterday that I received your Letter & mrs Cranchs. mr mccomick came up &...
I hope every post to hear from you, but every post has hithertoo dissapointed me. a month is a...
I begin to think I am not of that concequence at Home which I supposed myself, or that you think...
This day three weeks I left Home, since which I have not heard a word from thence. I wrote you...
I know you will rejoice with me that all was happily over & mrs Smith safely abed before I reachd...
We Reachd this place last evening and put up at a mr Avery’s private Lodgings, where we are very...
Will you be so kind as to wait upon the Govenour early on monday morning with the inclosed cards...
It grieves me to think how little I have been able to write to you since my arrival here. I have...
It has been no small mortification to me since my arrival here, that I have not been able to hold...
I hope you are safe landed at Jamaica, before this time, with Mr. Smith and my sweet boy; how...
Sunday London March 30. We took our departure from the Bath Hotell where I had been a Fortnight,...
MS (M/AA/1, APM Reel 197). PRINTED: JA , D&A , 3:212–217 . AA began her Diary in London on 30...
It is now ten days since we left London, and have been waiting at Portsmouth and here for the...
There is something so disagreeable to one’s feelings in taking a final leave of our friends, and...
April the 2 d: and the anniversary of the birth of my dear Grandson whom I am half distracted to...
your obliging favour of Feb ry 27 was brought me in the absence of mr Adams, who is gone to...
I received yours of the 14 th and ever Since thursday have been in Hourly expectation of seeing...
Altho I have heithertoo felt a diffidence in addressing a Lady with whom I have not the pleasure...
Mr Adams being absent upon publick Buisness in Holland when your Letter came to Hand I take the...
The Mail is this day arrived, but not a Line have I got from you, nor have I heard a word from...
Not a word have I heard of, or from you Since you left me this day week. I am anxious to know how...
Mr Adams being absent I replie to your Letter this day received, that mr Adams has written to you...
Mr. Adams being absent I replie to your Letter this day received, that Mr. Adams has written to...
in the midst of the Bustle and fatigue of packing, The parade & ceremony of taking leave at...
In the midst of the Bustle and fatigue of packing, the parade and ceremony of taking leave at...
I have written twice to you by way of New York, but do not find by yours that either of them had...
Since I have had any opportunity of conveyence to my dear Sister, I have received from her...
I wrote you by the November packet which Letter I hope you have received before now, in that I...
Mrs. Adams’s compliments to Mr. Jefferson and in addition to her former memorandum she requests...
Mrs Adams presents her respectfull compliments to Mr Jefferson and asks the favour of him to...
Mrs. Adams presents her respectfull compliments to Mr. Jefferson and asks the favour of him to...
Last week Captains Folger & Callihan arrived by whom we received all your Letters & Bills. the...
As captain Folger is not yet gone I write a few more lines by him, tho I have nothing new to...
I have already written you a long letter giving you an account, of my journey, this must relate...
I cannot begin my Letter by thanking you for yours. You write so seldom, that you, do not give me...
Your obliging Letter was handed me, on my return from a journey into Devonshire. it was one of...
I inclose a pamphlet upon darying which when you have read, be so good as to give to Pheby...
I have just sent some Letters to go by Captain Folger, but find he does not sail so soon as...
Your obliging favour by captain Folger came safe to Hand, and brought me the agreeable...
I thank you my dear Lucy, for writing by mr Jenks tho only a few Lines, but that was very...
I am very sorry to find by your Mammas Letters that you are unwell. I wish you could have made an...
When I wrote you last, I was just going to Set out on a journey to the West of England. I...
your obliging favours of july and August came safe to Hand. the first was brought during my...
Your obliging favours of july and August came safe to Hand. The first was brought during my...