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We left Washington on the 3 d: inst t: as I informed you in my letter from that place of the 1...
A few days since, I received your kind favour of 25. ult o: and am greatly rejoyced at the...
I received a few days ago your kind letter of 29 January. After having been so many months...
I inclose you a letter from my wife, who would have written you earlier but that George has been...
I am sorry that we are again obliged to postpone our visit to you at Quincy, as George is this...
I received two days ago your kind favour of the 3 d: inst t: and it was very precious as...
I am almost asham’d to acknowledge how long it has been since I wrote you last, and can only hope...
Your kind favour of the 10 th: inst t: came to hand last evening— And I would take this...
I have intended every day since my arrival here to write you a line and inform you of my having...
I have received, My dear Mother, your kind letter of the 23 d: ult o: and it gives me the most...
I received your two kind letters which gave me much pleasure as they informed me of your...
I recieved your letter dear Madam and should have answer’d it had not the illness of the two...
Richard has just brought me your note and I am very happy to hear you are all well. Betsys Mother...
I have recieved your very kind letters and should certainly have answer’d them sooner had I not...
I do not know why it is thus—but I am dissatisfied with myself untill I acknowledge your tender...
Yours of the 10 th Instant was presented this morning— I am happy you again experience the...
I have received & thank you for your favor of the 6 th: curr t: . This day, twelve months ago, I...
I have at length returned to the City for the purpose of remaining in it during the rest of the...
I received your favor of the 10 th: inst t: the Day before yesterday, with an enclosure for J Q A...
Ten days ago, I shipped your Carriage on board a Schooner called the Hannah of Nantucket bound...
Since the receipt of your favor of the 18 th: ult: I have been absent from the City, a few days,...
I have received your favors of the 5 th: & 12 th: curr t: ; the first containing the mournful...
I received your favor of the 16 th: on the 23 d: inst t: . My time has been so much taken up,...
I have received your favors of the 18 th: ult: and 2 d: instant, the latter enclosing a valuable...
I have your favor of the 23 d: inst: before me. The Country looks so pleasant and inviting in the...
Your kind letter dated this day week, has just come to hand. I rejoice to hear of your arrival...
I have your favor of the 7 th: inst t: before me; the letter for M rs: Adams, which came with it,...
Your favor of the 22 d: ult o: has been a few days in hand. I thank you kindly for “the word...
Your kind favors of 28 th: February & 13 th: March, came safe to hand; I thank you for them, and...
The solicitude you express’d to have your little Susan learn dancing, has induced me to make some...
As the vacation draws near—and consequently the time to settle who are to form our family for the...
It was my intention when I left Boston to have written to you as soon as my spirits were in some...
We came to the City on the 4 th. The weather & roads were as favorable as could be expected for...
In our absence from home, you was so obliging as to address a line to M rs Gerry, which she has...
The affectionate sentiments which you have had the goodness to express in your letter of May 20....
Your favor of the 1 st. inst. was duly recieved, and I would not again have intruded on you but...
Your favor of the 1st. inst. was duly recieved, and I would not again have intruded on you but to...
Your letter, Madam, of the 18 th. of Aug. has been some days recieved, but a press of business...
Your letter, Madam, of the 18th. of Aug. has been some days recieved, but a press of business has...
The affectionate sentiments which you have had the goodness to express in your letter of May 20....
I live in that retired manner that affords much time for reflection, which must be my apology for...
Indolence shall no longer prevent my acknowledging, the pleasure I felt (my dear M rs Adams) from...
I hear by Dr Tufts that our Medford Farm will be greatly injured by the middlesex Canal being cut...
A mind agitated by the Vicissitudes attendant upon the present juncture of publick affairs, &...
For the communications by Mrs Black, you have my grateful acknowledgements. She made me only a...
When your Son delivered me your kind letter, little did I think, it would be so long, before I...
I hope my Dear Sister, has had her Cup of happiness filled, by having an amiable long absent Son,...
I have been gratified by receiving two kind letters from you. No circumstance of joy or sorrow...
Some time since Andrew Foster, a relation of Mrs. Otis, applied to Mr. Otis for admission as...
I have received the things you sent me by Townsend and my Aunt Cranch with your letter of this...