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How often I have in imagination I have visited you this Dreary season. I know not, but not a day...
your Letter of Novbr 16th was an unexpected pleasure, for after yours of october the 13th, I had...
I received your Letters by the Mail of yesterday, and by the return of it to day I write to give...
Your Letter, my dear Caroline, gave me pleasure. As all your’s are calculated to enliven the...
I received your Letter by the Mail of yesterday, and by the return of it to day I write you a few...
The Schooner Washington owned by mr Gray is ready to Sail for St Petersburgh. I have already sent...
I hope the afflicting intelligence which you must receive from your Friends at Washington, will...
I have now received all the Letters you have written to me, except No 4. up to No 8. altho they...
you have e’er this, received intellegence most afflictive to the heart of an affectionate Child,....
I wish you was as far recoverd from your Sickness as I am from mine, altho I have not yet left my...
Mr Lincoln our Carpenter came this morning from Weymouth he saw mrs Humphries who watchd last...
It is a great grief to me my dear sister that I can do So little for you in your trouble when I...
How are you to day? have you heard from weymouth? I send you a Barrel of pears and a Barrel of...
I have already written to you twice by this opportunity. I had not intended to have taken my pen...
I desired Louissa to call and See you, and to tell you that I would Send for you to Quincy if you...
The season was so far advanced, and several vessels had arrived from the North without Letters,...
As I had made up my mind to Submit to the unpleasent circumstances attendent upon distance, and...
If the Sympathizing Tear’s of Friendship could assuage the agonizeing Bosom of my Friend; freely...
It is a long time since I addresed a Letter to You, and a much longer since I received a Letter...
Sure my dear Friend there is a secret Sympathy in Souls whose minds are congenial to each other...
I have to acknowledge the receipt of your favour of december 15th. and the pleasure of...
I was much gratified at receiving a Letter from you, as well as at the play of fancy, and the...
To know that your Mother has been Sick of a dangerous fever, and that She is Still in a low weaks...
My Grandaughter The present Mrs. Treadway availed herself of your kind invitation to make you a...
We have lost an excellent Neighbour and Friend in the death of Mr Black, for more than a Year he...
I hope you received the letters safe which I inclosed to you from your brother. I wish I could...
Altho my Health would not permit me to personally to pay the last respect to my Ancient and...
I am ready to join in the exclamation of Eloissa when she said “Heaven first taught Letters, for...
The Horace arrived last week after a passage of 85 days—I hope she brought Letters for you. as I...
Mr and Mrs Adams present their Love to mr and Mrs Tufts and miss Lucy and ask the pleasure of...
If I had known the Messenger who left the Letter from your Neice, communicating to me the death...
I was much rejoiced to receive your kind Letter of Sep’br 26th I began to be very anxious that I...
Your Letter of August 25th I received, and have felt very anxious for you and your family ever...
No further intelligence from our Children has yet reached us my Dear Madam, than a Letter from mr...
Received Quincy August 7th: 1810 of Thomas B Adams the sum of twenty-five Dollars and fifty Cents...
I take the Liberty of addressing you in behalf of my Son, now at St Petersburgh, and to ask of...
Mr Gray had a vessel which Sailed last week direct for St Petersburgh. I was mortified that I did...
you will Smile my dear Madam when I tell you, that I began a Letter to you, wrote two pages, and...
God bless it— mr Jones was so obligeing as to come this morning to Quincy, to inform us that he...
I ought to have written to you before this day and have informed you of my Safe return home....
upon my return from a visit to my Sister in Newhampshire, where I had been in pursuit of health;...
I received a Letter yesterday from mrs Johnson, informing me that Capt Bandrige, in the frigate...
When I closed my Letter; last week to my son by captain Smith, I fully intended to have written...
Captain Smith, a Brother of Mrs Charles Millars call’d here to let us know that he should sail...
Received Quincy 7th. May 1810 of Thomas B. Adams the sum of Twenty-five Dollars: fifty Cents in...
I am indebted to you my dear Madam for three Letters. I have made two attempts before to...
I this day received your kind Letter of the 17th. I know not any thing which would give me more...
I wrote to you last week. Our election is over, and Mr. Gerry and Gray undoubtedly elected by a...
I rejoice to learn by Caroline’s letter to Susan, (which in her absence I took the liberty of...
Returning the other day from Weymouth, upon entering my own House, I was presented with a Letter....