No Money in the Pay Office
Document 1784John Pierce sends to Philip Audibert a letter indicating that he has no money.
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Sir
The Gentleman who [undecipherable] this letter is in my office here and [undecipherable] will on his return if you have not an opportunity earlier, [undecipherable] from you what [undecipherable] you may have for me of [undecipherable: Townsill?] [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] I [fear] [defray]ing the [affairs] of the Army [may] discharge and pay to [considerable] disadvantage by not having their money to carry them home — and I have been out of money for some time, and must have some —
My accounts for the last year will [undecipherable] be [set?] down in a day or two. I wish to know how far McCarlton has got through the examination. [undecipherable]
I am Sir with comp[li]ments to the [undecipherable] your Obedient Servant
You will [furnish?] the bearer with what money he [undecipherable] want.
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Type
Draft Document
Description
John Pierce sends to Philip Audibert a letter indicating that he has no money.
Date
01/04/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1784010437001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Philip Audibert
John Pierce
Mr. Morris
Mr. Carleton
army
Notable locations
West Point
Notable items
money
accounts
notes

