John Adams to Samuel Dexter, August 16, 1800
Quincy Aug 16th 1800 Dear Sir Last night I received your favor of the 7 & it has given me much concern The Court Martial or some of them should…
John Adams was a Founding Father and the second president of the United States from 1797 to 1801. Before his presidency, he was a leader of the American Revolution that achieved independence from Great Britain. During the latter part of the Revolutionary War and in the early years of the new nation, he served the Continental Congress of the United States as a senior diplomat in Europe. Adams was the first vice president of the United States, serving from 1789 to 1797. He was a dedicated diarist and regularly corresponded with contemporaries, including his wife and advisor Abigail Adams and his friend and rival Thomas Jefferson.
Quincy Aug 16th 1800 Dear Sir Last night I received your favor of the 7 & it has given me much concern The Court Martial or some of them should…
Quincy Aug 16 1800 Dear Sir The inclosed letter from Cotton Tufts Esqr one of the most respectable men in our State I pray you to file with all other…
Quincy Aug 18 1800 Dear Sir Inclosed is a letter from John Frederick William Stintt as he says a Prussian requesting to be sett at liberty. If you see no…
Quincy August 18th 1800. Dear Sir I believe you will find in the office that either the original or a duplicate of Mr. Kings triplicate dispatch of Sept 11 1799…
Quincy, Aug. 21, 1800. Dear Sir: I received last night your letter of the 16th. I am well satisfied with all its contents. The only thing which requires any observation…
Quincy August 30th 1800 Dear Sir I return inclosed the three letters of Mr Miller approved, in which he recommends John Shackleford, David Allen & Isam Clay to be keepers…
Quincy August 30th 1800. Dear Sir The inclosed letter from Mr. Boudinot, recommending Mr. Isaac Barnet I pray you to file among the applications for the consulate at Bourdeaux. The…
Quincy Aug. 30th 1800 Dear Sir I rejoice that Captain Truxton is gone to Guadaloupe. But what shall we do with Capt Talbot & the constitution? Your orders to Capt…
Quincy Aug 30th 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Mr. Sam Freeman of Falmouth, in favor of Mr. Joseph Titcomb, but although Mr. Freeman is a very respectable…
Quincy Sept 2d 1800 Dear Sir In answer to your letter of yesterday by Lt Potter, I can only say that you shall be at liberty to take which you…
Quincy Sept 9th 1800 Dear Sir I have read the proceeding against Lt. Mariner of the frigate Adams, inclosed in your favor of the 30 Aug, & upon due consideration…
Quincy Septr. 10. 1800 Dear Sir I thank you for your favour of the 4th. Porcupines Gazette and Fenno’s Gazette, from the moment of the Mission to France, aided, countenanced…
Quincy September 10. 1800 Dear Sir I have received and will communicate to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, your Prospect of exterminating the Small Pox. I have read…
Quincy Sept 11 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from General L. R. Morris, recommending John Cook Esqr to be a Capt in the second regiment of Artillery. Mr.…
Quincy Sept. 11 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from General Peleg Wadsworth of Portland, recommending Thomas Baker Wait to be surveyor & inspector in the place of James…
Quincy Sept 12th 1800 Dear Sir Applications like those enclosed from Mr Francis More, recommended by the select men of Cambridge, Dr Tappan & Mr Holmes, I never know how…
Quincy Sept 13th 1800 Dear Sir I have received your favor of the third. There is indeed so much delicacy in engaging in the support of a claim founded on…
Quincy Sept 14th 1800. Dear Sir Yesterday Mr. < D > Leonard Jarvis called on me to present me the inclosed letter from himself dated the 10th and the enclosed…
Quincy Sept 23d 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Mr Samuel Parkman, a very respectable citizen of Boston & a member of our Massachusetts legislature, recommending Mr George…
Quincy September 23. 1800 Dear sir. Enclosed is a Letter from Jesser Lewis which I recommend to your Consideration. General Marshall can probably give you more Information than the Letter…
Quincy Sept 23d 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Mr William Channing from Tappahannock requesting to be made Collector of Norfolk in the place of Col Bird which…
Quincy Sept 25th 1800 Dear Sir I have received your favor of the 15th. Privateers manned by Spaniards with French commissions are intollerable. Remonstrances ought to be made to the…
Quincy < , Start deletion, Sep , End, > Oct 3d 1800 Dear Sir I have received last night your letter of 24 Sept. I return you Mr. Adams’s letter…
Quincy Oct 4th 1800 Dear Sir Enclosed is a letter from Col. Hunnewell & another from Major Rowe recommending Mr Daniel Bell of Boston late Lieut in the 15th regiment…