Account of monies advanced while a prisoner
Document 1785Has not heard from recipient. Expected a few lines. Issues an account of monies advanced while a prisoner.
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Philada 7 March 85
I expect a few lines from you in Answer to mine by Mr Reid, being disappointed take the Liberty of inclosing you an Account of monies advanced for you while a Prisoner. Mr Reid has informed me that he mentioned the matter to you, that you could not recollect that this Money was due me; is it possible that you have forgot you were a prisoner? is it possible that you forgot you received Money from Mr Shoemaker & Mr Franklin? surely No. it is true it is now two Years since the transaction happened but it is also true that the money was received by you and advanced by me and, that I never received any compensation for these advances, your paying the amount to Mr George Reid will infinitely Oblige Sir
Yours &c
Jos: Howell Junr
Dr James Johnson
To Joseph Howell Junr
1783
March 10th For Eight Guineas paid to Joshua Howell being somuch acknowledged by you to have Received of Saml Shoemaker at 9/6 each equal to — Doll. 27 30
17. For Forty dollars paid to Jos Franklin being his Draft in your favour on Mr Franklin [undecipherable] 40
pd Johnson. Doll 77 30
[undecipherable] paid Mr Reid an Go Zorder
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Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Has not heard from recipient. Expected a few lines. Issues an account of monies advanced while a prisoner.
Date
03/07/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1785030721055
Page start
52
Notable persons
James Johnson
Joseph Howell
Mr. George Reid
Mr. Shoemaker
Mr Franklin
prisoner
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
account of monies
