Letter to the Officers of the Maryland Line
Document 1785This letter affirms the money paid to the Officers of the Maryland Line for arrearages in clothing. Mentions the death of Baron DeKalb
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[undecipherable]
[Circular.]
New York July 14 1785
Sir
[undecipherable] was
sent at Philadelphia, 226,000 Dols to defray the arrears
of [undecipherable] to the Maryland Line & defraying the
expense of marching that Line to the Southward —
the account and vouchers for the expenditure of
which money were lost [strikethrough: in the action] when the Baron was
slain — It appearing probable that some part
of the transaction might come within your
knowledge, and that the Persons to whom it
was paid were the Regimental [Officers] — the
[Undecipherable: Quarters?] Muster, the Forage Master & Company
of the Line, I have taken the liberty to request
you to give me as full information respecting
[as your memory]
it, and as far as you can procure a knowledge
of the expenditures from others. the names
of the persons who acted in the above mentioned
[in the matter]
[undecipherable] their [undecipherable] [undecipherable], as well as
their own [undecipherable] amounts when they can be
[undecipherable] — that, the money being [undecipherable]
to [undecipherable] accounts.
To the Officers of the Maryland Line
[undecipherable]
[undecipherable]
Her mouth with a Smile devoid of all guile
Half Opens to view, like the bud of a rose
Like the bud of a rose, in the morning that blows,
Impearled with the dew, impearled &c
As the bud of a rose — impearled &c
2d
[O More] fragrant her breath than the flower [undecipherable: scented heath?]
Than the flower Scented heath, at the dawning of day —
The [undecipherable] in bloom, the lillie's perfume —
The lillie's perfume, or the blossoms of may
Repeat [undecipherable] &c See 1. Vers
Type
Letterbook
Description
This letter affirms the money paid to the Officers of the Maryland Line for arrearages in clothing.
Mentions the death of Baron DeKalb
Date
07/14/1785
Author
Sent from
New York
Document number
1785071437001
Page start
1
Note
Circular letter.
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Notable persons
John Pierce
quartermaster
regimental clothiers
forage master
Notable locations
New York
Philadelphia

