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I have omitted writing sooner to you in expectation that Colõ Smith would have taken this in his...
I have omitted writing sooner to you in expectation that Colo. Smith would have taken this in his...
I wrote you a few hasty lines, from Boston the Monday before Commencement, inclosing two...
At length the scene of my collegiate life is closed, and about a fortnight ago I made a public...
The last Week has indeed been a Week of Joy to me— We have “eat our Bread with gladness, & drank...
The Day—the mighty Day is over, & our Sons have perform’d their Parts—& receiv’d the Honour of...
My dear sister will I am sure excuse me if I send her now but a short Letter—when she is inform’d...
I had the happiness of receiving yesterday my daughter in perfect health. among the first things...
I had the happiness of receiving yesterday my daughter in perfect health. Among the first things...
This being the day on which, according to my calculation, my daughter would be crossing the...
This being the day on which, according to my calculation, my daughter would be crossing the...
A thousand thanks to you, my dear Madam, for your kind attention to my little daughter. her...
A thousand thanks to you, my dear Madam, for your kind attention to my little daughter. Her...
I beg you to inform M rs. Smith, that I have forwarded to M r M c. Connell enclosed in a Letter...
I have sent one Letter on Board capt Cushing but it is so long since that unless I Write again...
Substance of miss Palmer’s account of the University exhibition at Cambridge, the 10 th. of...
I should have addressed your excellency sooner, but that my mind, which is the weakest —(or, as I...
I have recived your agreable Letter of the 5 th. of may and am much obliged for it, at the same...
I wrote you Yesterday, that I had executed the Contract and should return to England by the...
We are lodged in our old Chamber at Amsterdam, and Sleep as soundly as if there were not a dozen...
Agreably to the intimation in the note I had the pleasure to address you from the Inn —we reached...
I went to Boston yesterday & had the mortification to find my Letters did not go by Barnard or...
I rec d. your several Letters of Jan y. 24. Feb y. 8 t & March the 10 th. by Cushing, Barnard &...
Captain Cushing arriv’d last Monday after a tedious Passage It was so long since I receiv’d any...
Yours of July 19 th which either did, or was to have come in Callihan last Fall, I did not...
It may perhaps afford you satisfaction to learn that M r Adams and his secretary pro tempore...
I have the happiness to inform you that we are again settled, in Charleston, we had a Passage of...
I am to acknolege the honor of your letter of Jan. 29. and of the papers you were so good as to...
I am to acknolege the honor of your letter of Jan. 29. and of the papers you were so good as to...
If you have reciev’d our Letters by Capn Callahan you will be in Some measure prepair’d for the...
My Uncle Smith has been so kind as to send me word this Morning, that a Nephew of Mr Gill’s was...
Col. Jacob Davis not long since called upon me for the Payment of one of the Lots of Land in...
Being without any of your Favors unanswered I take the Liberty to write this in Advance. The...
I have sent one Letter on Board callahan, but hope he has not yet sail’d, as I have much to say...
There is another vessel up which will sail soon. What I may have omited by this I shall write by...
I have not wrote you my dear Aunt for a long time, much too long I confess; and even now those...
[ Paris, 7 Jan. 1787. Recorded in SJL under this date. Not found; but see Mrs. Adams’ reply, 29...
By Capt. Folger who arrived here last Saturday, I recd. Your obliging Letter of the 10th. of...
I reciev’d a few days since your Letter of Sepr. 12th and yesterday that of october the 12th and...
Three months have now elapsed, since, I have received, one line from Europe; and the only...
Mr Murray, whom I am glad to see out again will carry to Bath this Memorandum that We are all...
I hope you have had a Pleasant Journey and are happy in your tour. I am, in a state of...
This moment returning from Mr Bridgen where I had been to deliver him a Letter to you, written...
An unfortunate dislocation of my right wrist has for three months deprived me of the honor of...
An unfortunate dislocation of my right wrist has for three months deprived me of the honor of...
Your obligeing Letter of July th’ 20, was duly recieved—those repeated attentions to me deserve...
I am never happier than when I am performing good offices for good people; and the most friendly...
I am never happier than when I am performing good offices for good people; and the most friendly...
Come home my Sister, that Braintree may have some of its old inhabitants residing in it. Could...
Being much ignorant of the republican distinctions of preeminency in title, as well as of...