Thomas Boylston Adams to John Quincy Adams, June 3, 1799
Baltimore 3 d: June 1799. My dear Brother On my journey through this place, about a fortnight since, I wrote you a few lines by a vessel bound to Bremen;…
Baltimore 3 d: June 1799. My dear Brother On my journey through this place, about a fortnight since, I wrote you a few lines by a vessel bound to Bremen;…
Quincy June 2 d 1799 My Dear son I presume this will find you at Philadelphia, fix’d in your Lodgings; and in possession of your office, where I wish you…
Quincy March 9 th 1799 my Dearest Friend Such extreem cold Weather I do not recollect to have felt in March, as it has been this week, and it has…
Phyl. March 7. 1799 My dearest Friend I have been so overwhelmed with Business at the Close of the session of Congress and Since, that I have not been able…
March 4 th 1799— I have been informd to day, that a paper from N york the daily advertizer was received in Town on saturday night, which states that the…
Quincy 2 d: March 1799. My dear Sir. That I have hitherto given you no account of my voyage since my arrival, is imputable to the unsettled state in which…
[ 1 March 1799 ] 1 Dear William I am now and then regaled with a few words from your store house, spread over as many lines , which brings…
Quincy March 1 st: 1799. Dear Sir. My time has been so occupied between going to Boston to get my dinner and coming back to Quincy again, that I have…
Feb ry 27 th 1799— Quincy my dearest Friend yesterday afternoon mr Greenleaf returnd from Boston, and as he, as well as my others Neighbours, are particuliarly attentive and kind,…
Philadelphia Feb 26 th 1799 My dear Aunt I received your letter of the 14 th of Feb. yesterday— I enclosed to you this morning Browns paper containing the report…