Accounting matters
Document 1784John Pierce sends to John Dart a letter discussing accounting matters and enclosed with a payment.
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Philadelphia August 16 [undecipherable]
Sir
The length of time it has taken to compare your vouchers with the original Bills, to assist me in what appears to [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] the occasion that your favor [undecipherable]
has not sooner been answered — I now enclose you an exact state of this difference, which I presume will enable you to rectify [undecipherable] the same, and desire that you will be pleased to favor me with your answer as soon as convenient —
I do not find that you have received on account of your subsistence any more than [undecipherable] fifty Dollars. —
I remain, Sir
Your Obedient [undecipherable]
[Addressed to:] [undecipherable] Dart Esq.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
John Pierce sends to John Dart a letter discussing accounting matters and enclosed with a payment.
Date
09/16/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1784091621201
Page start
1
Notable persons
John Sanford Dart
[John] [Pierce]
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
dollars
vouchers
bills
payment
subsistence

