Status of the General Jackson's accounts
Document 1784John Pierce encloses a letter to General Henry Jackson that relays the status of his accounts.
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[Endorsement: Gend M Jackson / September 15th 1784 / Copied]
Philadelphia Sept 15. 1784
Dr Sir
Previous to my leaving West Point your papers were overlooked by Mr Whiting - they are now mislaid and nothing [undecipherable] over half of [undecipherable] which [undecipherable] I am unable to do at present by reason of [undecipherable] more import-ant business, will be soon be closed —
I will take measures that you shall be informed of the state of your account & the principles on which it is settled, which will I hope meet with your approbation —
I am Dr Sir, respectfully
yours
Genl M Jackson
Type
Contemporary Copy of Letter
Description
John Pierce encloses a letter to General Henry Jackson that relays the status of his accounts.
Date
09/18/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1784091821001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Jackson
John Pierce
Whiting
Notable locations
Philadelphia
West Point
Notable items
accounts
papers
settlement

