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I am at last after a great deal of Difficulty, settled in comfortable Quarters, but at an...
I think, in some Letter I sent you, since I left Bethlehem, I promised you a more particular...
This Day has been observed in this Place, with exemplary Decency and Solemnity, in Consequence of...
Last Evening We arrived safe in this Town after the longest Journey, and through the worst Roads...
We have at last crossed the Delaware, and are agreably lodged in Easton, a little Town, situated...
This Morning We crossed the North River at Poughkeepsie, on the Ice, after having ridden many...
There is too much Ice in Hudsons River to cross it in Ferry Boats and too little to cross it,...
After a March like that of Hannibal over the Alps We arrived last Night at this Place, Where We...
It is now generally believed here that G. Washington has killed and taken at least two Thousands...
The Riding has been so hard and rough, and the Weather so cold that We have not been able to push...
The irresistable Hospitality of Dr. Sprague and his Lady has prevailed upon me, and my worthy...
It is A Long time since I had the Happiness of hearing from my Braintree Friends. Dos my dear...
Nothing but the Greatest affection for my dear Mrs. Adams Would Induce me to Break over the...
I suppose your Ladyship has been in the Twitters, for some Time past, because you have not...
I ought to acknowledge with Gratitude, your constant Kindness in Writing to me, by every Post....
I have been here, untill I am stupified. If I set down to write even to you, I am at a Loss what...
Mr. Eliot brought me yours of Septr. 21, this day. My Health is rather better than worse. The...
I send you, all the News. When I do not write I suffer more Pain than you do, when you dont...
I am seated, in a large Library Room, with Eight Gentlemen round about me, all engaged in...
Mr. Samuel Adams sends his affectionate Regards to Mrs. Adams (in which his own Mrs. Adams...
I have only Time to say, by Mr. Taylor, that I am not worse than I have been—that however, I...
We have at last agreed upon a Plan, for forming a regular Army. We have offered 20 dollars, and...
Yours of Septr. 9. I have received. Septr. 5. I sent you another Cannister by Mr. Hare. I have...
I was extreemly sorry I could not pay that attention to your son Johnny, as I should wish to have...
The Postmaster at N. York, in a Panick, about a fortnight ago fled to Dobbs’s Ferry, about 30...
Yesterday Morning I returned with Dr. F. and Mr. R. from Staten Island where We met L ord H owe...
This day, I think, has been the most remarkable of all. Sullivan came here from Lord Howe, five...
Mr. Bass arrived this Day, with the joyfull News, that you were all well. By this Opportunity, I...
Mr. G erry arrived Yesterday, and brought me yours of August 17. and soon afterwards the Post...
Is my Dear Mrs. Adams too Much Engagd with Company, is her Family sick, or is she inattentive to...
The two Armies, on Long Island have been shooting at each other, for this whole Week past, but We...
Mr. Benjamin Smith of S. Carolina, was kind enough to send forward from New York, your Favour of...
Within this half Hour, I received yours of the 18 by the Post. I have only Time before the Post...
The day before Yesterday and Yesterday, We expected Letters and Papers by the Post, but by some...
Yesterday Morning I took a Walk, into Arch Street, to see Mr. Peele’s Painters Room. Peele is...
Yours without a Date, but written, as I suppose about the Twelfth of August came by the Post this...
My Letters to you are an odd Mixture. They would appear to a Stranger, like the Dish which is...
This is the Anniversary of a memorable day, in the History of America: a day when the Principle...
Geography is a Branch of Knowledge, not only very usefull, but absolutely necessary, to every...
Mr. A. setts off, to day, if the Rain should not prevent him, with Coll. Whipple of Portsmouth: a...
Mr. A. and Coll. Whipple, are at length gone. Coll. Tudor went off with them. They went away,...
Inclosd I send you a Copy of General Carltons Orders of the 7th. Instant, which we received by...
Yours of 30. and 31 July was brought me, to day, by Captain Cazneau. I am happy to think that...
Yours of 29 July came by this days Post, and made me very happy. Nabby, Charles, and Tommy, will...
The Post was later than usual to day, so that I had not yours of July 24 till this Evening. You...
This is one of my fortunate days. The Post brought me, a Letter from you and another from my...
How are you all this Morning? Sick, weak, faint, in Pain; or pretty well recovered? By this Time,...
Disappointed again.—The Post brought me no Letter from you, which I dont wonder at much, nor any...
When I reflect on that Tranquil State, and agreable Scituation which I was in, while I had the...
This Mornings Post brought me yours of July 13 and 14 and has relieved me from an huge Load of...