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I rec d , Yesterday by the Post, the inclosed Letter, which excites a hope of more by the Same...
I Received yesterday your kind Letter of the 13 th and Return you and yours the Compliments of...
I went Yesterday to hear D r Priestley, in the Philosophical Hall of the University and there I...
M r Beale called upon me, a few Days ago and left your Letter of Dec r. 23 d. — Last Evening I...
on Tuesday when I waited as usual on M rs W. after attending the Levee, She congratulated me very...
I received to day, together, your Favours of the 31 st December 1796 and 1. Jan. 1797 Our H. of...
M rs Swan and her Daughters, conducted by M rs Otis came into the Senate Chamber this morning to...
I rec d Yesterday your favour of 23. of Dec r. from Boston. The old Patrioch, has got a Name of...
I wish the new Year may be the happiest of your Life. Last Night I had a Visit from D r Rush,...
Deposition of President Adams—In answer to Interrogatories by the Agent on the part of the United...
The Prospect that opens upon me presents Troubles enough of every kind.— I have made Some Inquiry...
I have received with great Pleasure your kind Letter of 28 th. I think M r Sands’s Plan for the...
I rec d yours of the 14 on Fryday: but had no Letter on Monday. According to present appearances,...
In obedience to the Resolutions of the Senate, passed on the 10th. of February and 16th. of March...
I Yesterday dined at M r Binghams and Sitting next to Madam at Table, had Something like a...
I have this morning yours of the 9 th. Am glad you have mine from Stratford: you will receive...
I went Yesterday at 12 O Clock to the Presbyterian Meeting House in Market Street to hear D r...
I rec d this morning your kind Letter of the 7 th. and wonder you had not rec d a Letter. I wrote...
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund Respectfully Report to Congress as follow. That the...
I have just rec d your fav r. of the 4 th. I wrote you from stratford New York and from...
We thank you, sir, for your faithful and detailed exposure of the existing situation of our...
Inclosed are Some Signal Accomplishments of Prophecies. Be cool and discreet in your...
I have rec d your Letter of the cold Sunday on which I wrote you one from Stratford. In N. York...
I have recd your favour of the 10. of Nov. and thank you for the quotations from the Posthumous...
As I came through New York, where I found your Sister and your Brother and their families in good...
After Spending a Day and a Night at East Chester with our Children there and another at Newyork...
I Spent a pleasant Day before Yesterday with M rs Smith and her Children at East Chester where...
We lodged at Monroe’s in Marlborough on Wednesday night, at Hithcocks in Brookfield Thursday...
Mr John Adams asks the favour of Mr Trumbulls Company for an hour this Evening at Mr David Bulls....
I know not where to find you—Whether in Holland England or Portugal—Whether to address you as a...
I have received the Letter you did me the Honour to write me from London, the twelfth of July,...
I was in hopes to have troubled you no more in this Way: but am disappointed. If you can oblige...
I have this Morning, filed in order your Letters and have now in one bundle before me from N o. 6...
64[September 1796] (Adams Papers)
The Summer is ended and the first day of Autumn commenced. The Morning is cold tho the Wind is...
Walked, with my Brother to Mount Arrarat, and find upon Inquiry that Jo. Arnold’s Fence against...
66Septr. 9. 1796. Fryday. (Adams Papers)
Appearances of Rain.
67Septr. 8. 1796. Thursday. (Adams Papers)
Sullivan gone for Seaweed. Bass and Thomas carting Manure from the Hill of Compost in the Yard....
68Sept. 7. 1796. Wednesday. (Adams Papers)
Belcher, Bass and Sullivan gone to mow the Marsh and get out the Thatch at Penny ferry. Billings...
69Sept. 6. 1796. Tuesday. (Adams Papers)
Walked up to Trask mowing Bushes.
The Anniversary of The Congress in 1774. Sullivan brought a good Load of green Seaweed, with six...
Fair. No Clergyman to day.
Pursuing the Wall. Tirrell is here and We expect French with his Team. Some soft warm Showers in...
To work again on the high Ways. They have taxed me this Year between forty nine and fifty days...
The Summer is ended and the first day of Autumn commenced. The Morning is cold tho the Wind is...
75[August 1796] (Adams Papers)
Hands all gone to finish our Equinoctial Line of Wall as Billings calls it.—Hot, sultry, muggy...
Wind north and Air cold. Working on the high Ways. Carried a great Part of my gravel and spread...
77August 30. Tuesday. 1796. (Adams Papers)
Prospect of another hot day. Pursuing the Wall. Tirrell worked with our Men. Trask cutting Bushes...
78August 29. Monday. 1796. (Adams Papers)
Warm. Billings, Bass and two Sullivans with James on the Wall. Carted 9 or 10 Load of excellent...
My Wants are So numerous and my means of Supplying them So moderate, that I am obliged to ask the...
80August 28. 1796. Sunday. (Adams Papers)
Hot. Went not out. Mr. Strong preached. Reading Bryants Analysis of ancient Mythology.