Donald Fraser to John Adams, November 29, 1794

New York Nov r. 29th 1794—

Sir—

The bearer, M rs. Fraser, will deliver you a copy of the Second impression of the “Young Gentleman & Lady’s Assistant.” A work which you were, originally pleased to countenance with Your Subscription; and now, in its improved state, appears honored with Your approbation. 1

It is highly gratifying to me, to have this small attempt to promote the interest of the rising age, patronised by Such an illustrious Character;—whose name will be long remembered, with applause , in this Enlightend land of Liberty! Where, virtue, talents, & Patriotism alone entitle men to places of public trust & honor.—

Accept Sir,—of my most hearty thanks, for your polite condescendsion, on this & a former occasion;—that You may long very long, continue, to merit , & receive , the confidence & approbation , of your Enlightened fellow Citizens— Is the Sincere wish of Sir, / Your most obedient & obliged / humble Servant—

Donald Fraser