John Adams to David Perry, July 29, 1798
July 29th. 1798— Gentlemen I have not been less surprised than delighted with an address from one hundred and thirty Students of Williams College presented to me by the President…
July 29th. 1798— Gentlemen I have not been less surprised than delighted with an address from one hundred and thirty Students of Williams College presented to me by the President…
New York July 28th: 1798 Illustrious Sir Presuming your wonted goodness, and your avowed and laudable attacment to Divine truth, which is a most certain security to the enlightened Nation…
Lexington Rockbridge Virga. 28th July [ , Start insertion, 17 , End, ]98 Sir: A Troop of Cavalry commanded by Capt. Alexander Sheilds, and a company of Lt Infantry comd.…
New York July 28. 1798 Sir I received upon my Arrival here your favour of the 25th with the Commissions, all of which I have signed and My son will…
Department of State July 27. 1798. Sir, This morning I received a letter from Callohill Memis (an officer of our revolution war) covering the inclosed address, which he desired me…
Department of State July 26. 1798. Sir, I have the honor to inclose 15 blanks, permissions to collectors to clear out flags of truce carrying French people from the United…
Department of State July 25. 1798. Sir, Understanding that you set out this morning, to proceed to Massachusetts, I have thought it proper to send on a parcel of commissions…
Philadelphia, July 24, 1798. Gentlemen, YOUR address of the 4th of July, has been presented to me by Mr. Steele. It would be too great an expense of time, and…
Boston 23. July 1798 Dear Sir It was with peculiar Pleasure, I rec’d your kind Letter of the 16th. I could not be dazzled with French Splendour for I saw…
Treasury Department, July 16:1798. In obedience to the directions of the President of Saturday last, I abstracted from the lists of recommendations, and have the honor herewith to transmit the…