Sylvanus Bourne to John Adams, September 8, 1789
Boston Sept 8 th 1789— My respected Sir— I was honoured by the due Receipt of your obliging fav r. of Aug t 30 th for which you have my…
Boston Sept 8 th 1789— My respected Sir— I was honoured by the due Receipt of your obliging fav r. of Aug t 30 th for which you have my…
Sep r. 1st 1789 M r Maclay’s Compliments wait on the Vice President of the united States, begs leave to inform him, That he is in so ill a State…
Richmond hill Aug t 6 1789 Sir In 1779 at Bilbao I was solicited for releif by a number of American seamen who had been captured by the English and…
Cambridge July 31 st: 1789 Dear Sir I did not receive your very obliging favour of the 10 th: inst: till yesterday, when I returned from the eastern Circuit. I…
Richmond Hill July 28. 1789 Dear Sir “The Characters, I So much admire among the ancients,” were not “formed wholly by Republican forms of Government”— 1 I admire, Phillip and…
Boston 27 July 1789. Dear Sir Our Citizens here disapprobate the Compensations, as they are called, which have passed the lower House of Congress. They generally think that the Salary…
New York July [27] 1789 1 Sir— I received your letter of the 20th Inst. I had in mine of the Same date communicated to you my Ideas on that…
Boston July 26 th. 1789— My dear honoured Friend I had often considered your Situation, before the Receipt of your Letter of the 16 th , and I had hoped…
Bordeaux 24 th July 1789 My Dear Sir By a vessel that departs from hence in half an hour bound for the Potowmack I send you some authentic papers which…
New York July 24. 1789 My dear Friend I have persecuted you, too much with my Letters.— I beg you would give yourself no trouble to answer them, but when…