John Quincy Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, April 21, 1810
St: Petersburg 21. April 1810. I have already drawn for three hundred pounds Sterling, of the credit, for which Mr: Gray gave me a letter upon his correspondents here. He…
St: Petersburg 21. April 1810. I have already drawn for three hundred pounds Sterling, of the credit, for which Mr: Gray gave me a letter upon his correspondents here. He…
Atkinson April 17th. 1810 My Dearest Sister, A Day since I saw Mrs Harrod & she informed me that you had thoughts of making us a visit, & to take…
Quincy 15th: April 1810. Dear William I enclose you two advertisements, which will thank you to have printed in the Palladium of Tuesday, and the Patriot of Wednesday; and if…
Quincy, April 14th, 1810. MY DEAR DAUGHTER: I wrote to you last week. Our election is over, and Mr. Gerry and Gray undoubtedly elected by a majority of more than…
Quincy Janry 12 18010 my dear daughter I congratulate you upon your safe arrival in the cold Regions of the North: to which I hope your constitution will get enured:…
Mercredi 12. Janvier 1810.— Le Commandr. de Maisonneuve a l’honneur d’annoncer à Madame Adams qu’elle est inviteé au Bal de Sa Majesté l’Impératrice Mère, demain 13. Janvier, à 7. heures…
Plymouth Ms. January 9th; 1810. I never received a Letter from my dear Mrs. Adams but that an emotion was awakened which is not felt in every epistolary intercourse.—When I…
[ 8 Jan. 1810 ] The cypher consists of two parts—a Lock and a Key. The Lock is a sheet of paper, with four columns of letters at the left,…
St Petersberg Janry 7th 1810 My dear Mother An occasion now offering to write you I sieze it with the utmost pleasure to inform you of our health which has…
March 5th. To Mrs. Smith. Yesterday your father received a letter from William. We rejoice to learn that you are well; and I have the pleasure to inform that we…