Thomas Boylston Adams to John Adams, January 20, 1801
Philadelphia 20 th: January 1801 Dear Sir. I have your favor of the 15 th: inst t: and am pleased to find in it an interpretation of the 6 th:…
Philadelphia 20 th: January 1801 Dear Sir. I have your favor of the 15 th: inst t: and am pleased to find in it an interpretation of the 6 th:…
Washington Jan 17. 1801 My dear daughter I received yours of the 9 th and thank you for the excellent matter which it contained. 1 Mr Shaw has not sent…
Washington Jan. 16. 1801 Dear Sir In your Letter of the 9 th you Say, that you will not Say you disagree with Manlius, in his opinion “that the downfall…
Philadelphia 15 th: January 1801. My dear Brother Since the date of my last, I have received your whole series to Number 17 inclusive, with the single exception of N…
Washington Jan ry 15 1801 my dear Sir I received Your kind and friendly Letter of December 15 and thank You for your sympathetic condolence upon an event severely afflicting…
Washington Dec r 17 th 1800. My dear Son I have rec d this Evening yours of the 14 th. — My little bark has been oversett in a ,…
Boston. December—16 th: 1800 With the most timid respect do I address M rs: Adams on a subject so interesting to me that I tremble while I write from a…
December 15 th. 1800. Atkinson Not one word have I heard from my Dear Sister, since I left Boston, nor have I had any intelligence from Washington excepting what we…
Washington December 15 1800 my dear sir I wrote to you not long since, and inclosed a Bill of a hundred dollors which I hope you received. 1 I inclose…
Philadelphia 14 th: December 1800 Dear Sir— The letter from Gen l: Pinckney to Gen l: Marshall apprising him of the probable result of the South Carolina election, seems to…