From John Adams to James Prince

19 June 1813

Dear Sir

Quincy June 19th 1813.

Will you be so good as to convey the enclosed letter, to Mr Mitchell, our agent in Halifax, for exchange of Prisoners: I have left it open that you may see, there is no treason in it. The parcel of Letters mentioned in it I received from Mr Mitchell through your hands. Decorum requires that I should acknowledge the receipt of them, by the first Cartel. With much esteem

John Adams

MHi: Adams Family Papers, Letterbooks.

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