To John Adams from Oliver Wolcott, Jr.

27 October 1797

Sir,	Phila. Oct. 27. 1797

I feel a sincere pleasure in representing to the President, that the Citizens are returning to their Homes;—the City resumes its usual appearance, & by the beginning of the next Week I believe most of the Houses will be opened, as usual.

I hope to have the pleasure of paying my respects to yourself and family, some day the next Week.

No news of much importance has been recd. by the William Penn.

I have the honour / to be with perfect / respect Dr. Sir, your / obedt servt.

Oliv Wolcott

MHi: Adams Papers.

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