John Adams to Timothy Pickering, April 21, 1800
Philadelphia April 21st 1800 Sir I have considered Mr. Harrisons letter to you of the 10th. & in consequence of his opinion & the intimation of the judges, you may…
Philadelphia April 21st 1800 Sir I have considered Mr. Harrisons letter to you of the 10th. & in consequence of his opinion & the intimation of the judges, you may…
Philadelphia April 21 1800 Sir I have received your favor of the 12th of this month, accompanying your eulogy of Gen. G. Washington, before the American Academy of Arts &…
Philadelphia April 21st 1800 Sir I am much obliged by your favor of the 5th, & for your introduction of Aaron Putnam Esqr, with whose person & conversation, I have…
Edgartown April 8th 1800 Sir When I Left your House the Saturday that I had the Honor to dine with you, I intended to have waited on your Excellency again…
George Town 8th. April 1800. I shall make no Excuse, my dear Sir, for writing to you with Frankness. You may judge from the Resolution I have taken up of…
Treasury Department April 7th 1800— Agreeably to the direction of the President of the United States—The Secretary of the Treasury, has the honor of transmitting for his consideration—two Official Statements;…
Surinam Apl. 7. 1800 Sir, The Letter herewith transmitted has been Sometime written, and laying by me waiting for a safe conveyance—I feel a diffidence in transmitting some Sentiments to…
Philadelphia April 7th 1800 James Kiggin has lived more than three years in my Family & conducted with the requisite decorum diligence and fidelity John Adams
Philadelphia April 7th 1800. Sir I thank you for an ingenious sermon from a well chosen text on the death of my predecessor, which I received with your letter of…
Charlestown April 5th. 1800 Respected Sir, The bearer of this, Aaron Putnam Esq, is the gentleman names to you, as a suitable candidate for the office of Superintendant of the…