Richard Cranch Norton to John Adams, March 5, 1812
Washington, March 5th. 1812. Honored Sir, When I called upon you, the evening before I left Quincy for this place, you did me the honor to request that I would,…
Washington, March 5th. 1812. Honored Sir, When I called upon you, the evening before I left Quincy for this place, you did me the honor to request that I would,…
Quincy March 5th 1812 My dear Abbe I [know] my dear Child I shall wound your affectionate heart when I communicate to you the affliction we are all in, for…
St. Petersburg 4. March 1812. I have not forgotten the engagement which I voluntarily undertook, at the beginning of the last year, not to suffer any month to pass over…
Washington. 27. Feb. 1812. Dear Sir. Be assured that I receive, with the sentiments of respect and humility, which I ought the very high approbation, you have been pleased to…
Atkinson February 26th, 1812. My Dear Nephew, My Dear Sister, has I presume written, & given you some account of the Situation of our Connections at Quincy, & of those…
Quincy Febry 26 1812 my dear Adelaide I received your Letter with the inclosures and have written and forwarded them by a vessel just going to St Petersburgh—since I wrote…
Quincy. Feb’ry 24 1812 my dear daughter I beleive I have written you only one Letter since the commencment of the present Year, and I have received only one from…
23 Feb. 1812 La Communauté Impériale de Demoiselles Nobles a l’honneur d’inviter aux examens publics, qui auront lieu les, ———, ———, et 23, du mois de Fevrier courant pour les…
Quincy February 21st 1812. Mr Quincy I thank you for your speech, in relation to Maritime protection, and much more for making it. It is the speech of a Man,…
Quincy Feb. 19. 1812 My dear Sir I have your favour of Oct 31. before me. The Sensations it produces in my Aged Bosom, and the Reflections it occasions in…