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• William Duer discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell January 25, 1788 Author: William Duer Recipient: Joseph Howell Summary: William Duer sends an inquiry from the Board of Treasury to Joseph Howell. The inquiry is regarding the son of General J.P. De Haas.
• Stephen Bayard discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell January 26, 1788 Author: Stephen Bayard Recipient: Joseph Howell Summary: Colonel Bayard continues to request immediate settlement of his account from Joseph Howell.
• Regarding Indian Disposition to Treat with United States January 27, 1788 Author: Arthur St. Clair Recipient: Henry Knox Summary: Discusses Indian disposition to treat with United States. Mentions white aggression and Indian aggression, blamed both parties for problems. Describes British influence on the frontiers. Describes preparations for Indian treaty and advised a treaty to be a better course of action than war.
• Joseph Howell discusses army accounts with the Board of Treasury January 28, 1788 Author: Joseph Howell Recipient: Board of Commissioners Summary: Howell tells the Board of Treasury that General de Haas's account should not be settled until the officers to whom he advanced money have met their obligations to the United States.
• Joseph Howell discusses army accounts with Commissioners of the Treasury January 28, 1788 Author: Joseph Howell Recipient: Board of Treasury Summary: Joseph Howell sends his report on the accounts of the late General De Haas to the Commissioners of the Treasury.
• Joseph King discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell January 28, 1788 Author: Joseph King Recipient: Joseph Howell Summary: Joseph King request a certificate from Joseph Howell.
• Letter to the Board of Treasury January 29, 1788 Author: John Pierce Recipient: Board of Treasury Summary: Letter from the Commissioner of Army Accounts to the Board of Treasury; mentions his journey from Virginia to New York; mentions Colonel Henley.
• Andrew Dunscomb discusses army accounts with John Pierce January 29, 1788 Author: A.W. Dunscomb Recipient: John Pierce Summary: Andrew Dunscomb asks John Pierce the following question: please inform me if bounty pay and depreciation of pay and advances to militia includes any thing more than payments made on accounts?
• Cited letter or document, A.W. Dunscomb to Joseph Howell January 29, 1788 Author: A.W. Dunscomb Recipient: Joseph Howell Summary: Cited in Dunscomb to Howell, 07/10/1788.
• John Pierce discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell January 29, 1788 Author: John Pierce Recipient: Joseph Howell Summary: John Pierce asks Joseph Howell to make arrangements to have mail forwarded to him in Philadelphia.