John Adams to P. S Townsend, April 3, 1820
Montezillo April 3d. 1820 Sir Be pleased to accept my best thanks for your Anniversary discourse before the Lyceum of natural History of New York, the 28th. of Febuary 1820—which…
Montezillo April 3d. 1820 Sir Be pleased to accept my best thanks for your Anniversary discourse before the Lyceum of natural History of New York, the 28th. of Febuary 1820—which…
Balt. Mar 31. 1820 Honored Sir, The 16th vol. of the Weekly Register was sent, I believe to Boston for you & the 17th, (up to the 1st of this…
New York March 28th. 1820 Dr. Sir, Pardon the liberty I take in addressing You a Gentn. with whome I have not the honour of a Personal acquaintance, but knowing…
Richmond 3 Mo 27th 1820 Respected & Dear Sir On my arrival at this place I address’d to you a letter And am now very concious that I made in…
Montezillo March 16th. 1820 my dear Sir I thank you for your favour of the first of the Month—We have had for some time, no subject of Conversation here—except a…
New York 24th Feb: 1820 Dear Sir, I shall need no apology for addressing you on a subject which you will not deem unimportant as connected with the best interests…
Montezillo February 23d. 1820 Sir I have received your favour of the 16th. and loose < , Start deletion, no time , End, > not a moment to acknowledge my…
Montezillo Febry 23d. 1820 Sir I owe you many thanks for your favour of the 15th. and espicially for your address which abounds with excellent observations on a Subject in…
Montezillo February 23d. 1820 Sir Accept my thanks—for your favour of the 16th. and for the prospectus—of a most magnificent Publication—which if it can be accomplished must be a Magazine…
Philada. February 21. 1820 Honoured Sir, Your letter of the 14th. current is before me. Be pleased to accept my sincere thanks, for that and other favours of the kind,…