Mr. Burrall's draft; request for payments
Document 1785Encloses Mr. Burrall's draft. Asks for payment to various recipients. Requests receipts. Met with Board of Treasury; Mr. Osgood thinks it highly necessary to move office to New York.
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New York May 13. 1785
Dear Sir
I have Inclosed you Mr Burrall's draft on the Cashier of the Bank in Philadelphia for 1216[undecipherable] Dollars which is the Exact amount of the Enclosed Estimate, which you will be kind enough to pay, and Transmit me the different receipts by post. the 12[undecipherable] Dollars for myself you will be pleased to pay out of it to Jackson & Dunn, the amount of their accout.
Mr Poyntell, and Mr Woodhouse. which I think [undecipherable] you move your Office here as soon as possible.
Jos. Howell Junr P. Audebert
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Encloses Mr. Burrall's draft. Asks for payment to various recipients. Requests receipts. Met with Board of Treasury; Mr. Osgood thinks it highly necessary to move office to New York.
Date
05/13/1785
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1785051315055
Page start
106
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Philip Audebert
Mr. Burrall
Board of Treasury
Mr. Osgood
Bank in Philadelphia
Jackson and Dunn
Mr Poyntell
Mr. Woodhouse
Lieutenant Beatty
Notable locations
New York
office
Notable items
draft