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Oliver, Jr Wolcott to John Adams, October 20, 1797
Gray’s Oct. 20. 1797 Dear Sir I have according to the Presidents desire continued to observe the progress of the sickness in Philadelphia.—I have been several times at my own…
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James McHenry to John Adams, October 20, 1797
Near Downingtown 20 October 1797 Sir I received by yesterdays mail your dispatch of the 20 September Ult. Major Lovell sent it from [Pittsburg and expected] to be here in…
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John Adams to Oliver, Jr Wolcott, October 20, 1797
East Chester Oct. 20 1797 Dear Sir I have recd. your favour of the 16th.—Thank you for your care in writing to Mr Sands, who has furnished me with two…
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John Adams to Timothy Pickering, October 20, 1797
East Chester October 20th 1797 Dear Sir. Your Favour of yesterday was brought to me to day at Dinner, a very pleasing Circumstance as it Shews the practicability of quick…
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John Steward to John Adams, October 19, 1797
Newyork October the 19th 1797 To His Excellency John Adams President of the United States Hounred Sir I your pitisioner John Steward A man that have had the houner to…
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Timothy Pickering to John Adams, October 19, 1797
Oct. 19. [ 1797 ] Young Lafayette called to day, on his way to New York to embark for France. He left Genl. Washington last Friday perfectly well—and saw a…
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John Adams to James McHenry, October 17, 1797
Newyork Octobr 17th 1797— Dear Sir I received two days ago your Letter of the 24th of Sept: with Inclosures— I am Very Sorry to learn your health has been…
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Oliver, Jr Wolcott to John Adams, October 16, 1797
Grays Ferry Oct. 16. 1797 Dear Sir I have had the honour to recieve your favour of the 12th instant, and congratulate you on your safe arrival so near the…
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Tench Coxe to John Adams, September 29, 1797
Treasury Department Revenue Office Sept. 29th. 1797 Sir I have the honor to transmit to you, from considerations both of duty and of prudence, a copy of a letter recd…
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American Spectator to John Adams, September 28, 1797
United States—Sept. 28. 1797— The American Spectator desires the President of the United States to accept of this little Volume, as a small token of ardent esteem for his pre-eminent…