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51 Livermore, Samuel Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Livermore, 10 February 1801 1801-02-10 We beg leave respectfully to recommend Edward St Loe Livermore late a Judge in our supreme court,...
52 Huntington, Jedediah Adams, John To John Adams from Jedediah Huntington, 9 February 1801 1801-02-09 The collector’s office at New Haven being vacant, I beg leave to mention to you Mr. Nathan Beers...
53 Knox, Henry Adams, John To John Adams from Henry Knox, 9 February 1801 1801-02-09 Mr Wetmore who has been long a barrister at the bar of this state, but who meeting with pecuniary...
54 Mason, Jonathan Adams, John To John Adams from Jonathan Mason, 9 February 1801 1801-02-09 It being presumed that the bill for the amendment of the Judiciary System will by your...
55 Monroe, James Adams, John To John Adams from James Monroe, 9 February 1801 1801-02-09 In the course of last year on the receipt of information from mr. Lee of Norfolk, that a Mariner...
56 Smedley, Samuel Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Smedley, 9 February 1801 1801-02-09 The Office which I had more particularly in view when I had the Honor of addressing my letter to...
57 Sturges, Lewis B. Adams, John To John Adams from Lewis B. Sturges, 9 February 1801 1801-02-09 I learn that Samuel Smedley Esqr. Collector of the Customs for this District has applied for the...
58 Lee, Richard Adams, John To John Adams from Richard Lee, 7 February 1801 1801-02-07 the Editor of the American Universal Magazine ventures respectfully to solicit the following...
59 Peters, Richard Adams, John To John Adams from Richard Peters, 6 February 1801 1801-02-06 Understanding that the Judiciary Bill is likely to pass the Senate as it came up from the House...
60 Beers, Nathan Adams, John To John Adams from Nathan Beers, 5 February 1801 1801-02-05 The office of Collector for this Port being vacant by the Death of David Austin Esqr. For myself...
61 Munson, William Adams, John To John Adams from William Munson, 5 February 1801 1801-02-05 I take the Liberty to Inform you that the office of Collector of the Customs for the District of...
62 Brown, Jeremiah Adams, John To John Adams from Jeremiah Brown, 4 February 1801 1801-02-04 I take the liberty to notice to you the following pieces of Machinery of my Invention, it being...
63 Dexter, Samuel Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Dexter, 4 February 1801 1801-02-04 Among the papers accompanying the list of military appointments was the resignation of an Officer...
64 Gurney, Francis Adams, John To John Adams from Francis Gurney, 4 February 1801 1801-02-04 I hope Your Excellency will Pardon the liberty I take in addressing You on a Subject which...
65 Marshall, John Adams, John To John Adams from John Marshall, 4 February 1801 1801-02-04 I pray you to accept my grateful acknowledgements for the honor conferd on me in appointing me...
66 Austin, John Punderson Adams, John To John Adams from John Punderson Austin, 4 February … 1801-02-04 My Father, who now holds the Office of Collector of the Customs, for the District of New Haven,...
67 Smith, Samuel Stanhope Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Stanhope Smith, 3 February … 1801-02-03 I have been requested by a very worthy friend to express to you my opinion of the character of...
68 Adams, Thomas Boylston Adams, John Thomas Boylston Adams to John Adams, 2 February 1801 1801-02-02 Your favors of the 24 th: & 27 th: ult o: are duly received. It seems not to be understood here,...
69 Stockton, Richard Adams, John To John Adams from Richard Stockton, 2 February 1801 1801-02-02 Permit me to return my grateful acknowledgements for your goodness in answering the letter I took...
70 Van der Kemp, François Adriaan Adams, John To John Adams from François Adriaan Van der Kemp, 1 … 1801-02-01 Once more I Shall enjoÿ the Sensation in addressing you as the President of the U.S. but your...
71 Wells, Nathaniel Adams, John To John Adams from Nathaniel Wells, 1 February 1801 1801-02-01 The Honble Daniel Davis Esqr has been lately appointed Solicitor General of this State and...
72 Gibbs, Caleb Adams, John To John Adams from Caleb Gibbs, January 1801 1801-01-01 I flatter myself that the President of the United States will excuse the Liberty I have taken in...
73 Dwight, Timothy Adams, John To John Adams from Timothy Dwight, 31 January 1801 1801-01-31 Mr. John Punderson Austin , Son of David Austin Esq. the present Collector, wishes me to write to...
74 Rodgers, John Adams, John To John Adams from John Rodgers, 31 January 1801 1801-01-31 It was with Singular Pleasure I learned from the public Papers, that the Judiciary Bill had...
75 Griswold, Roger Adams, John To John Adams from Roger Griswold, 29 January 1801 1801-01-29 A Gentleman who is a member of the Senate of the United States has informed me that you have done...
76 Thornton, William Adams, John To John Adams from William Thornton, 28 January 1801 1801-01-28 We do ourselves the honor to present to you a state of the business under our care, and of the...
77 Chauncy, Charles Adams, John To John Adams from Charles Chauncy, 27 January 1801 1801-01-27 Should the present Judiciary Bill, under Consideration of Congress, pass into a Law; and an...
78 Lincoln, Benjamin Adams, John To John Adams from Benjamin Lincoln, 27 January 1801 1801-01-27 Major Hatch has shewn to me the draft of a system he has formed for discharging a number of...
79 Catlett, Hanson Adams, John To John Adams from Hanson Catlett, 26 January 1801 1801-01-26 Nothing of less value to me than my reputation should tempt me to this bold intrusion, as,...
80 Gerry, Elbridge Adams, John To John Adams from Elbridge Gerry, 26 January 1801 1801-01-26 I am honored by your confidential letter of the 30th of Decer, & am sorry that any event should...
81 Bayard, John Adams, John To John Adams from John Bayard, 25 January 1801 1801-01-25 Having been informed that the the Judiciary Bill is like to pass into a Law–by which there will...
82 Adams, Thomas Boylston Adams, John Thomas Boylston Adams to John Adams, 22 January 1801 1801-01-22 When I said, that I did not disagree with Manlius, in attributing the downfall of the federal...
83 Ward, Joseph Adams, John To John Adams from Joseph Ward, 22 January 1801 1801-01-22 Common Minds it is said, are governed more by feeling, than by sentiment; (my only apology for...
84 Adams, Thomas Boylston Adams, John Thomas Boylston Adams to John Adams, 20 January 1801 1801-01-20 I have your favor of the 15 th: inst t: and am pleased to find in it an interpretation of the 6...
85 Stockton, Lucius Horatio Adams, John To John Adams from Lucius Horatio Stockton, 20 January … 1801-01-20 I have been informed that You have conferred upon me the very unexpected, and unsolicited honour...
86 Boudinot, Elias Adams, John To John Adams from Elias Boudinot, 20 January 1801 1801-01-20 Being just returned from New Jersey, will you excuse the liberty I take in mentioning to you,...
87 Stoddert, Benjamin Adams, John To John Adams from Benjamin Stoddert, 19 January 1801 1801-01-19 The bad weather prevented my doing myself the honor of calling this morning, to mention, at the...
88 Churchman, George Adams, John To John Adams from George Churchman, 17 January 1801 1801-01-17 Herewith cometh the transcript of a Letter, expressing some of the last exercises & religious...
89 Jefferson, Thomas Adams, John To John Adams from Thomas Jefferson, 17 January 1801 1801-01-17 Th: Jefferson presents his respects to the President of the US. and will have the honor of...
90 Stockton, Richard Adams, John To John Adams from Richard Stockton, 17 January 1801 1801-01-17 The probable success of the Judiciary bill now before Congress, and the short time that will...
91 Thomas, Richard Adams, John To John Adams from Richard Thomas, 17 January 1801 1801-01-17 I take the Liberty to hint to you, my Wishes in favour of a Friend & Colleague—Mr John W. Kittera...
92 Jefferson, Thomas Adams, John From Thomas Jefferson to John Adams, 17 January 1801 1801-01-17 Th: Jefferson presents his respects to the President of the US. and will have the honor of...
93 Armstrong, James F. Adams, John To John Adams from James F. Armstrong, 16 January 1801 1801-01-16 The pressure of straitned circumstances and the impractibility of performing those parts of...
94 Dexter, Samuel Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Dexter, 15 January 1801 1801-01-15 The Secretary of the Treasury has the honor to transmit to the President of the United States,...
95 Lafayette, Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert du … Adams, John To John Adams from Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert … 1801-01-10 Whether My Letters to America, or the Answers from My friends Have Miscarried I am Not Able to...
96 Adams, Thomas Boylston Adams, John Thomas Boylston Adams to John Adams, 9 January 1801 1801-01-09 I have searched, in conformity to the request expressed in your favor of the 2 d: inst t: all the...
97 Tudor, William, Sr. Adams, John To John Adams from William Tudor, Sr., 9 January 1801 1801-01-09 I took immediate Care to hand the public Papers, as authenticated by Mr. Otis, to the Printers of...
98 Blodget, Samuel Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Blodget, 5 January 1801 1801-01-05 Since I had the honor to address you on the subject of a nomination for the vacancy in the Board...
99 Hillhouse, James Adams, John To John Adams from James Hillhouse, 3 January 1801 1801-01-03 Mr. Hillhouse presents his respects to The President of the United States, and not having it in...
100 Dexter, Samuel Adams, John To John Adams from Samuel Dexter, 2 January 1801 1801-01-02 Having this moment received a Commission by which I am appointed Secretary of the Department of...