Commissary Department's Accounts
Document 1784No intelligence received of the success of the compulsory measures adopted in bringing in the commissary's accounts.
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West Point Jany 18 1784
Dr Sir
I have received no intelligence of the success of the compulsory measures adopted by Congress in bringing in the Companies accounts, when I am informed [undecipherable] give you immed: iate notice. —
I am D Sir with great respec[t]
Britens your Ob: Ser:
[Gend Huntingdon]
[verso: Jol[eph] Huntington / Jany 18 1784. / Co W S [undecipherable]]
Type
Autograph Letter
Description
No intelligence received of the success of the compulsory measures adopted in bringing in the commissary's accounts.
Date
01/15/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1784011521001
Page start
1
Notable persons
General Huntington
John Pierce
Congress
commissary
Notable locations
West Point
New York
Notable items
intelligence
compulsory measures
accounts