Marshfield, April 15, 1851. MY DEAR SIR,—I was very glad to receive your letter last evening, and to learn that there was nothing occurrin...

I TRUST that you will pardon me for being here. I do not wish to force my thoughts upon you, but I feel forced myself. Little as I know of C...

Dear Friend: A few humble believers, some of whom have been fasting and praying for thee and thy fellow-prisoners, desire that ye should kno...

Dear Brother: My father was a slaveholder, and when at school I commenced searching the Bible for sanction of the divine institution, but ha...

Clear and pleasant. We have nothing yet explanatory of the shelling yesterday. To-day we have news of an expedition of the enemy crossin...

Boston , SEPTEMBER 30, 1835. To the Editor of the Daily Atlas — SIR,—Through the kindness of a friend, I have just received a copy of...

[From the Lynn Record,] This distinguished young friend and disciple of Wilberforce, and justly celebrated orator, who has been repeate...

Boston , September 24, 1856. My Dear Sir , — In reply to yours I will say that all money sent to the treasurer of the New England Emigr...

Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va ., Nov. 1, 1859. My Dear Friend E. B. Of R. I., — Your most cheering letter of the 27th of October ...

Newport, R. I ., Tenth Month, 27th, ’59. Captain John Brown. Dear Friend , — Since thy arrest I have often thought of thee, and have ...