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Docno: DJA04Q123
Author: JA
Recipient: Smith, Isaac Jr.
Date: 1780-02-15

[To Isaac Smith]

[dateline] Paris Feb. 15. 1780

[salute] Dear Sir

I have the pleasure to inclose to you, two Letters, from your Friends at Boston, who are all well except Mr. Gray your Brother, who is not probably now living, as he was supposed to be in the last Stage of a Consumption. I shall be glad of an Opportunity of sending Letters {p. 250} from you to your Family, or from them to you, and to hear of your Welfare.

[salute] Your humble Servant

[signed] John Adams

[addrLine] Revd. Isaac Smith15

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