Robert Heysham to John Adams, March 5, 1792
Philadelphia March the 5 th. 1792. Sir, I flatter myself that your Excellency will not consider me as importunate, in addressing you on the subject of the conversation you indulged…
Philadelphia March the 5 th. 1792. Sir, I flatter myself that your Excellency will not consider me as importunate, in addressing you on the subject of the conversation you indulged…
Philadelphia March 3 d: 1792. Dear Sir, I have received and read with much pleasure your kind letter of the 20 th: Ult; Your sympathy with me under the base…
Newport Feb: 20 th. 1792— Respected Friend It is a long Time to me since I did myself the Honor and Pleasure of writing You. 1 So unproductive a Correspondant…
Philadelphia Feb. 19 th: 1792, Dear Sir— I take an opportunity by part of my family bound to London, to remind you of a person who , Start deletion, is…
Philadelphia February 19 th 1792 Dear Sir— I ought not to neglect an opportunity by Col o: Smith to assure you by a few lines, of the continuance of my…
Dover Bastile Nov r: 20th 1791 D r. Sir Be not offended that I write to you from the Cells of a Bastile—You are Acquainted with the Chief Justice of…
Philadelphia Nov r: 20 th: 1791. Dear Sir. I am very much obliged to you for your kind letter by the Earl of Wycombe, a Nobleman who in his short…
Philadelphia Nov r 20— 91. Dear Sir I have this morning, Receiv’d your kind letter of the 15 of May. 1 from the hand of M r: Caznave, who arrived…
Philadelphia Nov r: 8 th: 1791. sir By what accident it happened I know not, but your kind letter of the 6 th: of August, never came to my hand…
[ ca. 7 November 1791 ] 1 The Vice President of the United States and President of the Senate, The Chief Justice, The Secretary of State, The Secretary of the…