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No.	Author	Recipient	Title	Date	Context
1	Smith, Robert	Adams, John	To John Adams from Robert Smith, 15 December 1807	1807-12-15	I have the honor of herewith transmitting to you, for your acceptance, an impression of the...
2	Adams, John	Smith, Robert	From John Adams to Robert Smith, 28 December 1807	1807-12-28	I have received with pleasure, the letter you did me the honor to write me, on the fifteenth of...
3	Adams, John	Smith, Robert	From John Adams to Robert Smith, 25 November 1811	1811-11-25	Colonel Pickering in his Letters or Addresses to the People of The United States has represented...
4	Smith, Robert	Adams, John	To John Adams from Robert Smith, 30 November 1811	1811-11-30	In reply to your letter of the 25th of this month, just received, I have no hesitation in stating...
5	Adams, John	Smith, Robert	From John Adams to Robert Smith, 6 December 1811	1811-12-06	Yesterday I received from the Post Office in this Town, your favour of the thirtieth of November...
6	Smith, Robert	Hamilton, Alexander	To Alexander Hamilton from Robert Smith, 31 May 1789	1789-05-31	Baltimore, May 31, 1789. Acknowledges receipt of a letter from Hamilton enclosing “a Bond from...
7	Smith, Robert	Hamilton, Alexander	To Alexander Hamilton from Robert Smith, 20 November …	1801-11-20	Your application to me in favor of Capt Du Buisson was highly acceptable and required no kind of...
8	Smith, Robert	Washington, George	To George Washington from Captain Robert Smith, 18 …	1777-11-18	The Bearer is kind enough to take Charge of a Packet of Letters brot out by a Flag, all private....
9	Smith, Robert	Washington, George	To George Washington from Captain Robert Smith, 2 …	1777-12-02	Hardly any thing has come out to Day. No Passes have been granted from Town. Some Ladies who got...
10	Smith, Robert	Washington, George	To George Washington from Captain Robert Smith, 4 …	1778-10-04	I have been so unfortunate as to have a Relapse of a Fever, with which I was confin’d some Time...