280112th. (Adams Papers)
This morning Mr. Chaumont came, and proposed to me, to buy an horse, so that we might go to...
280213th. (Adams Papers)
This morning the President intended to take a sail down to Sandy-Hook, for the recovery of his...
280314th. (Adams Papers)
After several attempts to see Mr. van Berkel, he was at length found at home, and declined taking...
280415th. (Adams Papers)
Rose at about 6 o’clock in the morning; and tried my horse in the Chaise before one of Mr....
280516th. (Adams Papers)
We were going this morning by 5 o’clock, and proceeded as far as Stamford, 12 miles from Rye; 5...
280617th. (Adams Papers)
At 5 o’clock we were going, and reach’d Fairfield by 9. I there delivered my letters to Mr. Burr...
280718th. (Adams Papers)
In the morning I went to pay a visit to Mr. Platt, and found my old friend Brush there. He...
280819th. (Adams Papers)
This morning I went with Mr. Brush, and delivered the Letters I had for this place. Mr. Chancey...
280920th. (Adams Papers)
We tried my horse this morning in Mr. Chaumont Chaise, but could not make him go at all: so we...
281021st. (Adams Papers)
At six in the morning, we all left Middleton: and rode on to Hartford, where we arrived at about...
281122d. (Adams Papers)
At about 9 this morning, Mr. Broome, and Mr. Brush, left us and set out to return to New-Haven....
281223d. (Adams Papers)
It was almost seven o’clock before we got under way this morning. We rode about 10 miles and then...
281324th. (Adams Papers)
One of the breast plates was broke, and we were obliged to send it a mile and half to be mended...
2814Thursday. August 25th. 1785. (Adams Papers)
St. Louis’s day, a great holiday all over France, because it is the fête of their king’s patron....
281526th. (Adams Papers)
No person who has not experienced it can conceive how much pleasure there is in returning to our...
281627th. (Adams Papers)
Brother Charles came to town this morning. I paid a number of visits and dined, at Deacon...
281728th. (Adams Papers)
Attended Mr. Wibird’s meeting forenoon, and afternoon. His voice and look was as familiar to me,...
281829th. (Adams Papers)
At about 9 o’clock I set off for Boston, and stopp’d half an hour, at my uncle Adams’s. Saw my...
281930th. (Adams Papers)
This day the Supreme Judicial Court met, and I went and heard the chief justice, Mr. Cushing...
282031st. (Adams Papers)
This morning Mr. Chaumont came to the College, with Mr. Toscan, and two other french gentlemen,...
2821[September 1785] (Adams Papers)
Went and sat with Mr. de Chaumont a couple of hours, and afterwards accompanied him, and Mr....
2822Thursday September 1st. 1785. (Adams Papers)
Went and sat with Mr. de Chaumont a couple of hours, and afterwards accompanied him, and Mr....
28232d. (Adams Papers)
Mr. Chaumont intended to set out early in the morning for Philadelphia (or rather Albany,) but it...
28243d. (Adams Papers)
Visited the Consul in the morning, and spent an hour with him. At about noon I left Boston, and...
28254th. (Adams Papers)
Attended the meeting; forenoon, and afternoon. I went after meeting and drank tea, and spent a...
28265th. (Adams Papers)
The weather look’d so much like rain in the morning, that we concluded to defer our journey to...
28276th. (Adams Papers)
At about 9 o’clock in the morning I again tackled my horse into my uncle’s Chaise, and we put...
28287th. (Adams Papers)
We breakfasted early and were on our way by 8 o’clock. We stopp’d at Captain Brookes’s house in...
28298th. (Adams Papers)
I went in the morning down to Mr. Thaxter’s office, and spent all the forenoon with him, talking...
28309th. (Adams Papers)
Spent the forenoon with Mr. Thaxter at his office. He went with me, and introduced me, to Mr....