John Adams to William Bainbridge, July 17, 1816
Quincy July 17 1816 Dear Sir I thank you for your kind and obliging Invitation to me and my famility to visit the Independence. I can Scarcely imagine any thing…
Quincy July 17 1816 Dear Sir I thank you for your kind and obliging Invitation to me and my famility to visit the Independence. I can Scarcely imagine any thing…
Albany, 7 Mo. 16, 1816. Hond. and Esteemed Friend— It is with great pleasure that I have observed, of late, the continued evidences of thy health so prolonged, and habitual…
Boston 13th. May 1816. Venerable Sir, I have it in contemplation to devote a portion of my leisure to Recollections of the Life of Samuel Dexter . Any facts, public…
Quincy May 6 1816 Dear Sir Neither Eyes Fingers or Paper held out, to dispatch all the Trifles I wished to write in my last Letter. In your favour of…
Quincy May 3. 1816 Dear Sir. Yours Ap. 8 has long Since been recd. J. “Would you agree to live your 80 years over again”? A. Aye! And Sanse Phrases.”…
Charlestown May 2d. 1816 Dear sir, I am on the wing for N. York, where I hope for an interview with Gov. Jay & Dr. Boudinot, who I expect will…
Olden barneveld 1 May 1816. Dear and respected Sir! Mr. Alex. Bryant Johnson returned me the ms—Had I more time I Should be tempted to write a geogological history of…
Philada. April 27. 1816 My dear Sir, I have taken the liberty of recommending to your kind attention, Henry Jonathan Williams Esquire, a young Gentleman of this City, who is…
Monticello Apr. 8. 16. Dear Sir I have to acknolege your two favors of Feb. 16. & Mar. 2. and to join sincerely in the sentiment of mrs Adams, and…
Quincy April 5th 1816 my Gale I have remitted to Judge Cranch, ten dollars, to discharge your account. You will be so good as to give him a receipt, for…