Thomas Boylston Adams to James Sullivan, October 23, 1804
Quincy 23 d: October 1804. Gentlemen Having waited some time in expectation of an answer to the last proposal, which I had the honor to submit to your consideration relative…
Quincy 23 d: October 1804. Gentlemen Having waited some time in expectation of an answer to the last proposal, which I had the honor to submit to your consideration relative…
Washington Oct br: 18. 1804. Your letters Profiles & Money have arrived safe for which I return my thanks 1 It is true I felt severely disappointed at not finding…
Quincy october 15 1804 My Dear Mrs Adams I congratulate You my Dear Louissa, that our loss is to be your gain. Mr Adams leaves us on twesday for Washington,…
Washington Oct br. 7 th 1804 More fortunate than yourself my beloved friend I last night received your very kind though somewhat too philosophical letter 1 when we are distant…
Quincy 7. October 1804. Once more is the correspondence on the part of my best friend, brought up from all arrears; as I received since my last your two letters,…
Washington Oct br: 1st 1804 My best friend Your three last letters have arrived at the promised time 1 I am concern’d to learn that mine have fail’d however as…
Quincy 30. September 1804. After an interval of considerable anxiety, arising from the lapse of time, since I had heard from my dearest friend, I was at length at once…
Washington Sept br. 23 d 1804 My best friend I recieved last night your charming letter of the 16 and was much distressed to learn that your mother had again…
Quincy 23. September 1804 I am in hopes there is a letter from you, lingering somewhere, at the Post-Office; not having received any, since I wrote you last; nor of…
Washington July 4 th. 1804 My most beloved friend I recieved your last very kind letter two days since and return you many thanks for your verses 1 the idea…