...ADAMS. The letter referred to in the above message, is as follows: Mount Vernim, December 31, 1799. SIB: While I feel, with keenest anguish, the late dispensation...mournful tributes of respect and veneration which are pud to the memory of my dear deceased husband; and as his best services and most anxious wishes were...

...she makes of her individual feelings. "JOHN ADAMS. "UNITED STATIS, January 6, 1800." "MOUNT VEHXO.V, December 31, 1799. " Sir: While I feel, with keenest...be insensible to the mournful tributes of respect »ml veneration which are paid to the memory of my dear deceased husband; and, as his best services...

...gratified by any arrangement which may diminish the sacrifices she makes of her personal feelings. MOUNT VERNON, December 31, 1799. SIR : While I feel...insensible to the. mournful tributes of respect and reneration which are paid to the memory of my dear deceased husband-; and as his best services and...

...gratified by any arrangement which may diminish the sacrifices she makes of her personal feelings. " MOUNT VERNON, December 31, 1799. "•• SIR : While...anguish the late dispensation of Divine Providence, I can not be insensible to the mournful tributes of respect and veneration, which are paid to the memory...

...STATES, January 8, 1800. The letter referred to in the said Message is as follows : "MocitT Vim*ox, December 31, 1799. SIR: While I feel, with keenest...mournful tributes of respect and veneration which arc paid to the memory of my dear deceased husband; and, as his best services and most anxious wishes...

...diminish the sacrifice slie makes of her individual feelings. United States, January 6, 1800. JOHN ADAMS. "Mount Vernon, December 31, 1799. '« SIR : While...mournful tributes of respect and veneration which are ]>aid to the memory of my dear deceased husband ; and, as his best services and most anxious wishes...

...gratified by any arrangement which may diminish the sacrifices she makes of her personal feelings. " MOUNT VERNON, December 31, 1799. " SIR : While I feel...anguish the late dispensation of Divine Providence, I can not be insensible to the mournful tributes of respect and veneration, which are paid to the memory...

...communicating this resolution, Mrs. Washington responded as follows : MT. YERNON, December 31, 1799. SIB: While I feel, with keenest anguish, the late dispensation...and veneration which are paid to the memory of my deceased husband ; and, as his best services and most anxious wishes were always devoted to the welfare...

...President Adams wrote a letter to Mrs. Washington on the subject, and received the following reply :— "MOUNT VERNON, December 31, 1799. " SIR : While I...anguish, the late dispensation of Divine Providence, I can not be insensible to the mournful tributes of respect and veneration which arc paid to the memory...

...Washington on the subject, and received the following reply : — "Mouirr VHWOK, DtcembtrW, 1TW. " SIR : While I feel, with keenest anguish, the late dispensation of Divine Providence, I can not be insensible to the mournful tributes of respect and veneration which are paid to the memory...