1Abigail Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, 23 April 1795 (Adams Papers)
I did not receive any Letters from You when your Brother wrote last to me the 11 of Nov br . I suppose you felt quite out of Sorts at not having received any Letters from Your Friends here. you must not however judge that your Friends have not written to you this is the fourth Letter which I have written, and your Friend Quincy I trust has written to you. I know he has received several Letters...
2To John Adams from James Sullivan, 23 April 1795 (Adams Papers)
I am honoured with your letter of this date, and am highly flattered by your expressions of approbation on my book called the history of the district of maine. I should have not imposed the task of that work on myself, with my other avocations, if I could have procured any other person to undertake it. I have attended to your remark on the sentiment in page 299: and should be exceedingly...
3To George Washington from Giuseppe Ceracchi, 23 April 1795 (Washington Papers)
As soon I received your valuable Suscription for the National Monument I send it to those Gentilmen appointed to promote the plan, I imagined that under such Reputable Auspice might be forword it with success. but I was disappointed with astonishement when it was told me, that various causes actuating towgater produced invincible difficulties ageinst it, and your example in having suscribed...
4To George Washington from Charles Morgan, 23 April 1795 (Washington Papers)
I wrote to you last November that I had Receivd a power from you by the hand of Colo. Nevill to Collect your Rents in the Counties of Washington and Fayatte, also to Call on Colo. Cannon for a Statement of that Business; I also Informd you I had Spoke to Colo. Cannon on the Subject Who promis’d to furnish me With a proper Statement of the business in a few days, Which he has never yet...
5From Thomas Jefferson to John Barnes, 23 April 1795 (Jefferson Papers)
On the 16th. inst. I inclosed you a deferred certificate of 2150. Dollars, and one at 3. percent of 2356.01 D. to be sold to answer my draughts for paiment of a purchase of lands I was about to make for Mr. Short. This being concluded I have made on you the draughts stated below, of which this serves to advise you. The quantity of land having been found on survey to be half as much again as...