Thomas Boylston Adams to Thomas Cadwalader, November 13, 1816
Steam Boat Connecticut Sunday Morng Dear Sir, I am now two thirds of my journey homeward having left Philadelphia on the 8th: instant, and travelled with great expedition. Having written…
Steam Boat Connecticut Sunday Morng Dear Sir, I am now two thirds of my journey homeward having left Philadelphia on the 8th: instant, and travelled with great expedition. Having written…
Quincy Nov. 13th. 1816 My ever beloved Sir I perceive you are growing Old, by the Curiosity you express to your Mother, to know Something of your Origin . My…
Washington November 11. 1816 Respected Madam. I find, from a conversation with Mr Monroe, that it is not the intention of government to send dispatches to Spain by the Chippewa,…
Ealing 11th: Novbr. 1816 My Dear Mother Mr. Adams brought me your very kind Letter from Town the day before yesterday dated in Septbr: and was very happy to find…
Quincy october 24th 1816 Dear John, I am not conscious that I have been deficient in a return to all the Letters you have written to me, and I now…
Quincy october 24th 1816 Dear Madam Your Letter of October 12th was an unexpected pleasure, and I cannot regret the occasion which gave rise to it, altho there appears now…
Ealing 15. October 1816. My dear Mother. The quiet Season has at length arrived. For the last six weeks I have had no occasion to go into London, except upon…
Quincy october 15th 1816 Your Letter my dear mrs Smith of Sepbr 23d I received while Caroline de Wint & her Babe were with me. It gave us both great…
Washington Octor. 12th. 1816 My dear Madam Your amiable and respected Husband has lately written a letter to Mr Madison, on a subject, in which he thought me interested, with…
Little–Boston 12. October 1816. My dear Sir. I am still not only to answer, but to acknowledge the receipt of your kind Letters of 3. 10. 18. 24. and 26.…