John Adams to Abigail Adams, June 6, 1789
New York June 6. 1789 My dearest Friend I must now most Seriously request you to come on to me as soon as conveniently you can. never did I want…
New York June 6. 1789 My dearest Friend I must now most Seriously request you to come on to me as soon as conveniently you can. never did I want…
Wednesday June the 3 d. 1789 My Dear Madam— Since my return to England, I have been told of the great Civilities you were pleased to Shew to My Dear…
Sunday May 31. 1789 my dearest Friend I received yesterday your Letter of May the 24 th and shall begin tomorrow to get such things in readiness as will enable…
New York May 30. 1789 My dearest Friend Your old Acquaintance M r Harrison of Cadiz will deliver you this, if you should not, as I hope you will, be…
Braintree May 30th 1789 my dear son I have sent you the Cloth the coat & Boots. the Glass I have not yet been able to find. inclosed is an…
Newbury-Port. May 27 th: 1789. I should have answered your last favour, 1 ere this [but in?] [conse]quence of the information you gave me, I went to Haverhill [last?] Thursday…
Braintree May 26 1789 my dearest Friend I hope Barnard has arrived with the things which I sent by him. if there is any person in the House they had…
New York. May. 24. 1789 My dearest Friend I have received your Letter of the 16 th .— I have taken a large and handsome house, in a beautiful Situation,…
New York. 19. May. 1789 My dearest Friend inclosed is a Letter from Capt n. Brown who commands the best Packet between Providence and this Place.— 1 He called very…
May 18 1789 My dearest Friend I am in such a situation that I cannot see the way clear for you to come on, till some resolution is passed in…