I received your very kind Letter, in which you take so great interest in my health, that I am...
As we are on the point of departure and much engaged I can only write to mention that we are all...
We propose leaving this place tomorrow my dear Madam and expect to arrive at Quincy either Sunday...
The Children Say that they have your permission to come to Town to dine with Commodore Hull—and...
We have arrived safely at this place after a fatiguing journey owing to the dust and extreme heat...
I heard of you at Providence from mr Fearno , and I was yesterday informd that the News paper...
you will I know excuse my not haveing written to you more than once; when you learn the...
A long period has elapsed since I addrest a line to you—I have not taken my pen for three weeks—I...
I began to be quite uneasy at your long silence my and was much pleased to find by your Letter of...
I write a line to enclose a Letter from Harriet. George has been so steady at Cambridge that I...
I have been haunted with the Deamon of omission, and a hundred Sprights in the garb of excuses,...
Decbr. 15 A Stormy and bousterous day a large party invited to dine being the first Diplomatic...
I am very happy to find by your Letter of the 7th that you are kind enough to be satisfied with...
Jany 1 1818 The Circle was extremely crowded. On our arrival Mr. A was ushered into a room where...
I this morning received Your Second Letter, by way of journal. we have all been highly...
16 Went out to pay some visits and in the evening had a small party to Tea which consisted of my...
23d. received a note from Mrs. Monroe requiring my attendance at 1 oclock I went according to...
I received your journal No 4. containing the drawing Room History, which amused us much. What...
I received yesterday your journal to the 21st of Jan’ry. Washington Seems to be in a whirpool of...
10 Mr Adams attended the funeral of Mr Astor’s grandson on arriving at Mr Astors the old...
The fine Sleighing has tempted So many visitors to make use of it, that we have had a Constant...
Your Journal No 7. to Janry 30th, Harriet brought me to day, just as we had sat down to dinner;...
It is long since I wrote you in consequence of a very severe indisposition which confined me to...
I received your Letter of March 2d which has increased my anxiety to hear again from you, for a...
In my last I think I informed you that the news of this place was become so little interesting...
My correspondence has been much interrupted the last fortnight Susan has been So feeble and weak,...
My health has been so indifferent and the City is so flat since the adjourment of Congress that I...
Your Letter of May 2d was so long comeing, that I feared Sickness had arrested your pen—as...
Mrs: Cruft has arrived here and it is with much pleasure I observe she has derived benefit from...
I have not yet acknowledged your favour of June 27th I go so seldom into the buisy world, that I...
Mr. Adams’s business accumulates so rappidly and Genl. Jackson has cut out so much new and...
I received Your Letter of July 18th on Saturday 25th. It was a great damper to me, who had been...
Since the 18th July, I have not received a Line from you or my Son, altho I have been in daily...
Tomorrow we leave this place with the intention of visiting you in Boston if nothing should...
After a most fatiguing journey in which I suffered grievously we arrived at half past nine...
As Mr. & Mrs. Johnson intend leaving us this evening I write you a few lines to assure you of our...
6 October Rose early and crossed in the Team Boat to Mrs. de Fish Kiln Landing Mr. de Wint having...