St: Petersburg 19. April 1813. Dear Sir. I intended in my last Letter to have mentioned to you the Circumstances which procured me somewhat unexpectedly the pleasure of an acquaintance…
Plymouth Ms. April 15th 1813— I had for several weeks been anticipating the pleasure I have recently received on the arrival of your Son.—I very well knew he could not…
Washington April 10. 1813 Dear Madam I fear that the [pressure] of much business, and an anxiety to avail myself of a moment of leisuir, to write to Mr Adams…
Quincy April 9 1813 Dear George I Send you, a few Lines from the Old Astronomical and Astrological Poet, Manilius, whom you may Some time or other, think it worth…
Quincy April 9th 1813 my dear Madam I cannot let my Son pass through Plimouth without stoping to inquire after your Health, and that of Your Family! Nor of asking…
Atkinson April 7th. 1813 My Dear Sister, Your kind Letters of Feb. 15th & March 31st lie before me, in which I find are several things unanswered, though I assure…
St: Petersburg 7. April 1813 I know not whether it was generosity, or any other virtue, or merely a disposition to receive the postage, that induced the transmission of your…
Quincy March 1. 1813 My dear Son There is not a day nor an hour in which my Thoughts are not employed about you and your Family: But though my…
St: Petersburg 27 February 1813. At length, after another interval of nearly seven Months since I had been favoured with the sight of a line from any of my friends…
Quincy Febry 27th 1813 My dear son Before I closed my Letter to you, I received this morning your Letter sent by mr Harris, of october 25th. I rejoiced to…