Settlement of the Army's accounts
Document 1784Discusses various issues regarding the settlement of the army's accounts.
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[March 16 1784 —
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No 29 West Point March 16. 1784
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I this moment received your two favors numbers 34 &
35— I shall attend to the accounts inclosed as soon as
posible— I am sorry Mr Hodgdon continues to refuse
to [undecipherable] entitled at this place as all their accounts are
closed and the publick must loose the money— The
Surgeons Mates are allowed no commutation—
The gratuity is allowed only to those who inlisted for
the war and continued to the end thereof—
The resolves inclosed me refers to one for my division
of June 26. 1784, which I have not received, I wish
you to obtain it for me, either from Mr Carleton
or the [undecipherable] office and [undecipherable] it to me imme-
diately as it may be very [undecipherable] to the
business— I am sincerely yours,
For Howell Esquire [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter
Description
Discusses various issues regarding the settlement of the army's accounts.
Date
03/04/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1784031637301
Page start
1
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
John Pierce
Mr. Hodgdon
officers
surgeon's mates
Mr. Carleton
Notable locations
West Point
West Point
Notable items
accounts
public
money
commutation
gratuity
enlisted
war
resolves
office
material
business

