James Bowdoin to John Adams, March 24, 1790
Boston March 24. 1790 Dear sir The Gentleman, by whom this will be delivered to you, is Nathaniel Appleton esq r the Commissioner of the Loan Office for the State…
Boston March 24. 1790 Dear sir The Gentleman, by whom this will be delivered to you, is Nathaniel Appleton esq r the Commissioner of the Loan Office for the State…
Boston— March 20. 1790 Honored & dear Sir You will have a Visit from your old Friend Gen l. Warren who supposed I could certify some Intentions of the former…
New York March 20 th 1790. My dear Charles. There is nothing improper in your application of the 23 d of Feb y nor should I find fault with your…
New York March 20. 1790 Dear Sir Your favours of 19. Dec r. 18. Jan. and 7. March are all before me.— I am much obliged to you for the…
Feb y 27 1790 Sir Your letter of the 15 th never reached me till yesterday I condole with you in the unfavorable aspect of your elections: but still hope…
Philadelphia Feb: 24. 1790. Dear sir, Your remarks upon the Conduct of the tories, and the “young fry” who are now crouding into the Councils of our Country, perfectly accord…
Troy. 23 d. February. 1790. dear sir, From the friendship you have always expressed for me I am led to acquaint you with some circumstances in which I am interested…
Richmond Hill [ 17 ] Feb. 1790 1 Dear Sir I had heard, before I rec d your Letter of the 12 th , of your new Engagements in the…
Providence Feb r 15. 1790 Sir I doubt not but You have been inform’d that our Gen l Assembly have order’d a Convention to be called to meet a South-Kingston…
Philadelphia Feb: 12 th 1790. Dear Sir. Ever since the last week in Octo r I have been engaged in composing & delivering a new Course of lectures on the…