Pay issues
Document 1784Discusses financial and pay issues.
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Boston March 8th 1784
[undecipherable] by Corporal received — by the bearer Capt Pierce I forward you fifty five dollars & [undecipherable] twenty [undecipherable] five hundred[s] [undecipherable] Wars, which sum is in full of the two thousand [forty?] dollars you Sent me by Capt Haywood in Morris notes to be exchanged into hard money for the use of the Troops in Service
I give Capt Haywood a receipt for the within mentioned sum of two thousand forty dollars in Morris notes, if [undecipherable] that a receipt in your [undecipherable] you to [undecipherable] to deliver it to [undecipherable]
If I can be of any [Service] to you, or the Troops [undecipherable] in this quarter, I [shall embrace] the opportunity. I intend [sending] this by the last of next month
The news of the day, I refer you to the papers inclosed my friend I will —
I am with the highest esteem, you regard y[our]
[undecipherable]
[signature: undecipherable]
[John Pierce Esqr
Pay Master
[undecipherable]
Nov [undecipherable]
by [undecipherable]]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Discusses financial and pay issues.
Date
03/08/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Document number
1784030860001
Page start
1
Notable persons
John Pierce
H. Jackson
Paymaster
Captain Price
Johannes
Junius
Captain Haywood
Morris
troops in service
Notable locations
West Point
Boston
West Point
Boston
Notable items
dollars
Morris's notes
hard money
receipt
service
opportunity
news of the day
papers

