John Quincy Adams to Walter Hellen, June 13, 1811
St: Petersburg 1/13 June 1811 My Dear Sir. I received a few days since, your kind letter of 11. January, containing the distressful intelligence of the heavy misfortune which had…
St: Petersburg 1/13 June 1811 My Dear Sir. I received a few days since, your kind letter of 11. January, containing the distressful intelligence of the heavy misfortune which had…
St: Petersburg 11. June 1811. Your letter of 15. Feby: which was brought by Captain Brown, of the Washington, and which I received on the 23d: of last Month, gave…
Petersburg June 10th 1811 With a mind sorely depressed by the late afflicting intelligence from America and the many additional circumstances which are hourly occurring to encrease the difficulties of…
Quincy June 8th 1811 I Sit down to write to my dear daughter, almost without a hope, or wish that She Should receive it at St. Petersburgh. for as Letters…
St: Petersburg 30. May 1811. My dear Sir. I had the pleasure of writing you last, on the 9th of November, since which I had not enjoyed that of hearing…
Quincy May 28th 1811 my Dear Son I Shall continue to write to you altho you may determine to leave St Petersburgh before my Letters can reach you. There may…
St: Petersburg 15/27. May. 1811. The Washington, Capt. Brown, has at length arrived at cronstadt, and we have received the letters by her, which we had so earnestly expected, and…
[ , Start insertion, Quincy, May 22, 1811 , End, ] . . . Judge Dana is removed, and no man seemeth to lay it to heart. If my absent…
St: Petersburg 21 May 1811. Dear Sir. I received in September last, your favour of 11. July preceding, which was brought by Mr: Jones, together with the second part of…
Quincy May 19th 1811 My Dear Madam I received your favour dated at Baltimore of April 28th, with the Letter inclosed for Mrs Adams, which I had an opportunity of…