John Adams to Ward Nicholas Boylston, May 30, 1822
Montezillo May 30 1822. My dear Cousin Some of Jobs afflictions and some peculiar to myself have rendered it impossible for me to write to you even a bare acknowledgement…
Montezillo May 30 1822. My dear Cousin Some of Jobs afflictions and some peculiar to myself have rendered it impossible for me to write to you even a bare acknowledgement…
Princeton 29h May 1822 My Dear Sir As you are in some degree releived from the pressure of Public Business, by the termination of congressional calls upon your labours—I avail…
Washington 29 May 1822 My Dear Charles I am sorry to say that your last Letter was so badly written that I could scarcely read it and I again implore…
Alexa. May 28. 1822 Dr Sir, I beg leave to introduce Mr. John D. Herbert, a respectable gentleman of this place, who I understand wishes to see you upon business.…
Montezillo April 23d 1822 dear Cousin Boylston Not a word at present about your delicious Cider and flounders. Miss Farnam a Grand Daughter of my Ancient acquaintance of Sixty years…
Quincy April 18th: 1822 Sir, I have the honour, at the request of my Father, to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 6th Instant, and to furnish you…
Washington 6 April 1822 My Dear Charles I am afraid that you read my letters in as great a hurry as you appear to do every thing else otherwise I…
Washington 28 March 1822. My dear Son It has given me great satisfaction to learn that a part has be assigned to you to perform at the exhibition, fixed for…
March 26 22 [ , Start insertion, 18 , End, ] Dr G. I am delighted with your number 22. It is not too free. It is modest enough. It…
Boston March 11th 1822 Dear Sir— Having met with the answer & recantation of Campbell the poet to Mr. Everett and being pleased I have thought you too might like…