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No. Author Recipient Title Date Context
3931 Adams, John Quincy 7th. 1788-08-07 Thompson did not attend this day at the Office. Phillips called to see us this afternoon. He has...
3932 Adams, John Quincy 8th. 1788-08-08 We met this evening at my lodgings, as we have changed the evening in order to accommodate...
3933 Adams, John Quincy 9th. 1788-08-09 Thompson went to see Miss Roberts at Newtown. I cannot read with so much satisfaction for some...
3934 Adams, John Quincy 10th. 1788-08-10 Mr. Kimball supplied the place of Mr. Andrews this day. I observed none of Captn. Coombs’s family...
3935 Adams, John Quincy 11th. 1788-08-11 Thompson watch’d last evening; in consequence of which he felt not much disposed to study closely...
3936 Adams, John Quincy 12th. 1788-08-12 I called in the afternoon for about half an hour, at the office. Attended Miss Coombs’s funeral....
3937 Adams, John Quincy 13th. 1788-08-13 Mrs. Emery who has been very ill these four or five weeks, died last night, leaving to the wide...
3938 Adams, John Quincy 14th. 1788-08-14 This was a day of humiliation and prayer at Mr. Carey’s: on account of his sickness; and to...
3939 Adams, John Quincy 15th. 1788-08-15 I called in at Mr. Tufts’s to see Mrs. Shaw this morning. I found old Mr. Carter there....
3940 Adams, John Quincy 16th. 1788-08-16 Dined with Townsend, in company with Mr. Andrews, and Thompson. After dinner we took a ride: went...
3941 Adams, John Quincy 17th. 1788-08-17 Mr. Andrews preach’d for us; this forenoon he was lengthy in his prayer upon the late misfortunes...
3942 Adams, John Quincy 18th. 1788-08-18 This morning I perceived a deal of stirring in the Streets; and was finally informed that the...
3943 Adams, John Quincy 19th. 1788-08-19 Several of the gentlemen who accompanied the governor, yesterday to Haverhill, went on to Salem...
3944 Adams, John Quincy 20th. 1788-08-20 I was walking with Putnam in one of the Streets in Town, this evening, when we heard a strange...
3945 Adams, John Quincy 21st. 1788-08-21 Upon Stacey’s invitation I went with him and Putnam, and two young lads by the name of Greenough,...
3946 Adams, John Quincy 22d. 1788-08-22 We assembled this evening at Thompson’s. Mr. Greenleaf called in and past an hour with us. He was...
3947 Adams, John Quincy 23d. 1788-08-23 Dined at Thompson’s, with Mr. Andrews and Townsend. In the afternoon I took a ride with Little to...
3948 Adams, John Quincy [24 August–2 September] ≈1788-08-24 Here, this journal very abruptly breaks off. I had long doubted whether the utility attending the...
3949 Adams, John Quincy 24. 1788-08-24 Parson Dutch preach’d. L. White and Mr. Thaxter.
3950 Adams, John Quincy 25th. 1788-08-25 Return’d from Haverhill. Somewhat interrupted.
3951 Adams, John Quincy 26th. 1788-08-26 Office business. Takes from reading. Dined with Mr. Parsons.
3952 Adams, John Quincy 27. 1788-08-27 Mr. Parsons went to Boston. Wrote. Mr. Cabot &c.
3953 Adams, John Quincy 28. 1788-08-28 Walk’d with Stacey. Curious conversation. Greenough’s.
3954 Adams, John Quincy 29. 1788-08-29 Funeral. Mr. Atkins. Met in the evening at Putnams.
3955 Adams, John Quincy 30. 1788-08-30 Rain. Little past the evening with me.
3956 Adams, John Quincy 31. 1788-08-31 Heard Mr. Prince. Mr. Marquand’s. Mr. Jackson’s. Religious tattoo. At the bottom of the page of...
3957 Adams, John Quincy [September 1788] ≈1788-09-01 Rain. Pass’d the evening with Stacey. Finished Hume and Blackstone. Little &c. I went over the...
3958 Adams, John Quincy September 1. 1788. 1788-09-01 Rain. Pass’d the evening with Stacey.
3959 Adams, John Quincy 2. 1788-09-02 Finished Hume and Blackstone. Little &c.
3960 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday September 3d. 1788-09-03 I went over the river with Stacey and Romain upon a shooting party. We had tolerable success. It...
3961 Adams, John Quincy Thursday September 4th. 1788-09-04 Left Newbury-Port this morning with Bridge: we dined at Putnam’s in Dan vers. Very indifferent...
3962 Adams, John Quincy Friday September 5th. 1788-09-05 The assembly at the anniversary of the Ф.B.K. was more numerous than I have known it. There were...
3963 Adams, John Quincy 6. 1788-09-06 Saltmarsh. Read. Mr. Cranch’s.
3964 Adams, John Quincy Sunday September 7th. 1788. 1788-09-07 The Marquis to Sainneville, commander of the french Squadron now in the harbour, and the...
3965 Adams, John Quincy 8. 1788-09-08 Company afternoon. Angier.
3966 Adams, John Quincy 9. 1788-09-09 Went over to Milton.
3967 Adams, John Quincy Wednesday September 10th. 1788-09-10 The Governor with the Captains of the french vessells, the french Consul, and some other...
3968 Adams, John Quincy 11. 1788-09-11 Mrs. Smith and Louisa. W. Cranch.
3969 Adams, John Quincy Friday September 12th. 1788-09-12 I left Braintree to return to Newbury-Port. Found Bridge in Boston. Dined at Mr. Smith’s. We left...
3970 Adams, John Quincy Saturday Septr. 12th. [i.e. 13th]. 1788-09-13 Breakfasted in Salem: saw Amory and Learned. Dined at Ipswich. We got to Newbury-Port, at about...
3971 Adams, John Quincy Sunday Septr. 13th. [i.e. 14th]. 1788-09-14 I did not sleep a wink the whole night. My nerves are in a very disagreeable state of irritation....
3972 Adams, John Quincy 15. 1788-09-15 Sleepless. Could do no business.
3973 Adams, John Quincy 16. 1788-09-16 Strolling about all day. Idle.
3974 Adams, John Quincy 17. 1788-09-17 Can neither read nor write.
3975 Adams, John Quincy 18. 1788-09-18 Training. Unwell out of spirits. Foster.
3976 Adams, John Quincy 19. 1788-09-19 Spent my time in visiting &c.
3977 Adams, John Quincy Saturday September 20th. 1788-09-20 I have had three or four sleepless nights this weeks, and for the little rest I have enjoyed I...
3978 Adams, John Quincy 21. 1788-09-21 Meeting afternoon. L. W. Mr. Thaxter.
3979 Adams, John Quincy 22. 1788-09-22 H. Lincoln. Dined with Mr. T. Mr. B’s.
3980 Adams, John Quincy 23. 1788-09-23 Lincoln went home. Dr. Price’s Sermons.