Abigail Adams to John Quincy Adams, February 1, 1799
Quincy Feb ry 1. 1799. my dear son It is with pleasure insepressible, I inform you of the safe arrival of your Brother Thomas at N york after a passage…
Quincy Feb ry 1. 1799. my dear son It is with pleasure insepressible, I inform you of the safe arrival of your Brother Thomas at N york after a passage…
Washington January 31 st: 1799— Indeed my dear Madam, I was very happy to receive a letter from you, after hearing you had been so very ill, at the time…
New York Jan y 31 st 1799 My dear Sir M r Francis Baretto has as he informs me applied for the Consulate at Madeira and has requested me to…
Atkinson Jan. 29th. 1799 My Dear Sister After many expecting, anxious hours for my dear Nephew, I am made happy by seeing his safe arrival announced in the Newspaper— The…
Philadelphia 28 January 1799 M. I received your favor of Nov r: 13 th: with an enclosure for J Hall, yesterday, by the New York mail. It came by a…
Phil a. Jan. 28. 99 My dearest Friend In my solitude in Markett street, I find nothing so sociable as your Letters— those of 18 & 20 th. are this…
Quincy Jan ry 25 1799 Dear william I thank you my dear Nephew for your last agreable Letter. 1 you have too sensible and feeling a heart not to participate…
Fryday—Quincy Jan’ ry 25 1799 my dearest Friend I Received yours of the 16th on wedensday, and participated in the Joy and pleasure you must have experienced in meeting a…
Atkinson January 10 th. 1799— Dear Madam As you are frequently receiving letters from your good Sister, you have in that channel all the news we have in this quarter.…
Phyl. Jan. 10. 1798 [ 1799 ] My Dearest Friend We have the Pleasure of your Letters to the 3 d . 1 I think it is not worth while…