Settlement of accounts of German Regiment and officers

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21 Annapolis 28.th Jany. 1785. Dear Sir I have been informed that an Agent was appoited to settle the Accounts of the late german Regiment Commulation I presume is the only claim they can have upon the United States, however, I find it incumbent to acquaint you that I have closed the accounts in full of a Doctor Alexr. Smith who served in that Corps, and was afterwards drafted into this line- this circumstance is communicated to prevent any mistake that possbly might occur, should an Agent on Behalf of said Reg.tis apply at your Office - I find Capt. Gaither of this time charged with 15,000 for the recuiting service, he says he deliver’d you (white Auditor of the Army Accounts) a list of officers who receipted to him for this Money Execpt for 900 Dollars if this account can be found I wish you would be so good as to transmit it that it maybe given to him and the proper person’s debited with the Money. Jos. Howell Jur. Esq. In. White

Type

Letter

Description

Discusses the settlement of the accounts of the German Regiment and the accounts of some officers

Date

01/28/1785

Recipient

Sent from

Annapolis

Document number

1785012870055

Page start

19

Note

Cited in Howell to White, 02/07/1785.

Notable persons

Joseph Howell
Jonathan White
German Regiment
Doctor Alex Smith
Corps
line
Captain Gaither
auditor of the army accounts
officers

Notable locations

Annapolis
United States
Maryland

Notable items

accounts
commutation
claim
circumstance
agent
office
recruiting service
list
money
dollars
account
persons