AS we hope that the time is not far distant when we shall be enabled to close our executorial duties, we feel anxious to do so under such a sanction as to prevent all future disputes when we are… Continue Reading To Thomas Davison, 16 May 1823

     I Would Before this time Have Called Upon You, Had I not Been Apprised You prefer Coming Here.

     I Would Have Been Very Happy to Call Upon You in my Visit to Monticello and Montpellier, But We take our journey in the steam Boat to frederiksburg, and Will Return, I Believe, to the Seat of go… Continue Reading From Lafayette, 13 Aug. 1825

Agreably to Your kind Request I Return the Original Letters which You Have Been pleased to Intrust to me.

     I enclose herewith a packet for you, which I have received from our excellent friend General La Fayette– I hope it will reach you Safe; and I remain very respectfully your friend and Servt… Continue Reading From John Quincy Adams, 31 Oct. 1827