Thomas Boylston Adams to John Adams, January 18, 1803
Philadelphia 18 th: January 1803. My dear Sir. I lately enclosed you a prospectus of the Rev d Doctor Smith’s works accompanied by a print of the Author, which I…
Philadelphia 18 th: January 1803. My dear Sir. I lately enclosed you a prospectus of the Rev d Doctor Smith’s works accompanied by a print of the Author, which I…
Quincy Jan’ ry 16 th 1803 my Dear Madam It was with much pleasure I recognized the Hand writing of an old Friend, tho only in the Signature of her…
12 th: January 1803— Dear Brother. Since I am embarked in a very doubtful speculation, and I am ready to own, that I am by no means sanguine as to…
Plymouth Jan y: 10 th: 1803. My dear Madam, Painful necessity has for many months prevented me the use of my own pen,—nor have I seen any effect of yours…
Philadelphia 5 th: January 1803. Dear Brother I received, yesterday, your favor of the 27 th: ult. and thank you, for the wholesome admonitions, it contains. 1 Your advice will…
2. January 1803. I have now received the Port-Folio, to number 48 inclusive; excepting N: 47 which yet remains in arrear— They have come to me lately, two and three…
Quincy Dec’ br 13 th 1802 Dear Thomas I was in Boston at your Brothers when Mr Shaw received Your Letters. according to the direction given him, he deliverd them.…
Boston 12. December 1802. I have had your favour of the 30 th: ult o: several days; and have taken time to deliberate upon its contents— And first as to…
Philadelphia 30 th: November 1802. Dear Brother The Eastern Mail brought your letter of the 23 d: this morning. 1 The business part of it stands thus. D r: Woodhouse…
Philadelphia 28 th: May 1802 Dear Mother. I have your favor of the 23 d: inst: before me. The Country looks so pleasant and inviting in the vicinity of this…