John Kean Dayton to John Adams, February 15, 1825
Boston 16th. February 1825 Honored & Dear Sir I can not refrain from addressing a few congratulatory lines, on the occasion of your Son, being appointed to the high and…
Boston 16th. February 1825 Honored & Dear Sir I can not refrain from addressing a few congratulatory lines, on the occasion of your Son, being appointed to the high and…
Albany. 14 feby. 1825 My Venerable Friend. Holding an occasional correspondence with you for upwards of 40 years on various subjects, it is peculiarly proper and I desire to bless…
Philadelphia Feby 14th 1825 My dear & much respected Sir I cannot refrain from the inclination I feel to be among the first of your friends in expressing to you…
Philada Feby. 14 1825 Most Respected Sir. To you who have been so Kind at different epochas of my Life, to shew a Sympathising interest in my more important concerns,…
Washington february 12h 1825 My dear Sir Receive the Most Cordial Congratulations from an old friend of the father and the Son, who on this Occasion feels much for You,…
Brookly near New York Feby 11th. 1825 Sir Allow me my venerable Friend, from whom I have recd. such marks of favor and friendship, to ongratulate you on the Election…
Philadiephia, February 11th 1825 Dear Sir. I cannot deny myself the pleasure of improving the earliest opportunity, to offer to you my warmest congratulations, upon the accession of your son…
Washington City 10. Feby 1825 Revered Sir It hath pleased Almighty God in his Goodness and Mercy to give to this great & favored people yesterday, about half past four…
Quincy November 15th. 1824 Dear Sir Your friend Professor Ticknor is bound upon a Tour in Virginia, though he needs no introduction to you he has requested a letter from…
Plymouth Novr. 9th. 1824 Sir William Davis Esqr. was in my Office, with the lady of the Hon: Josiah Quincy looking in the Colony records, Mr. Davis mentioned to me…