Concerning De Brahm's account
Document 1784The Commissioner of Army Accounts and Paymaster General discusses the account of De Brahm.
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[March 17 1784]
[To Maj De Brahm]
[Copied]
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War Depart March 17. 1784
Dr Sir
I yesterday recd your favor of the 18th ulto. containing a narration concerning the seventy six & 9/90 dolls of the Clothing — I have not the least hesitation in believing the account you gave me of the stoppages made from you by Mr Dart — but as I am a public Officer I am not warranted to act on this opinion, & but must have Mr Dart's certificate, that may be discharging you thereby bring into the amount of it — you will forgive me I conceive be convinced that it is improper for another reason, as it would be a precedent in the like case —
I am much obliged for your polite regard to receive my any little benefits I may have, in Europe — and shall do myself the honor to trouble, about any [undecipherable]
I am dr Sir, with respect,
your Obdt Servt
Major De Brahm.
Type
Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Author's Files
Description
The Commissioner of Army Accounts and Paymaster General discusses the account of De Brahm.
Date
03/17/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1784031721001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Major De Brahm
John Pierce
Dart
public officer
Notable locations
West Point
Notable items
certificate
business

