Settlements with Army Pay Agents
Document 1786Lloyd requests information on the action of Congress in regards to settlement with regimental pay agents
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...proof Porter has done, as her Company was not attach'd to my [undecipherable], during the time you charge — if on the contrary your pay has not been drawn, it will be absolutely necessary that a certificate be given by your late troop now defunct Porter, that this pay is yet due, and the reason why it was not drawn — all this certificates being obtained I have reason to believe justice will be done you — your presence will be necessary to accomplish the business
Jos Howell
Mr James Bray
Dear Sir, Allentown January 3d 1786
There is a great favor, if you will inform me whether Congress have agreed upon any thing with respect to granting a compensation to the regimental Agents of no particular State. I have long expected some information on this subject [undecipherable] Mr [undecipherable] or Mr [undecipherable] as agreeable to promise, but have been disappointed, and as I would much [undecipherable] make a full settlement with your Office, hope you will write me by next [undecipherable] Stage — my compliments to all friends
Richard Lloyd
Joseph Howell Esqr
Pay Office New York January 4, 17[undecipherable]
Your letter of the 3[undecipherable] Ult: respecting your three [undecipherable] pay were received this day — in answer to which I have to inform you that your [undecipherable] charges in this office [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] is [undecipherable] by Mr [undecipherable] — and if that has not been the case, it would not have been in my power to render you the necessary [undecipherable] [undecipherable]
Type
Recipient's Letterbook Copy
Description
Lloyd requests information on the action of Congress in regards to settlement with regimental pay agents
Date
01/02/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Allentown
Document number
1786010270155
Page start
160
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Richard Lloyd
Congress
regimental agents
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Swain
Notable locations
Allentown
Office of Army Accounts ( Pay Office )
South Amboy New Jersey
Notable items
compensation
line of information
full settlement
office
South Amboy stage

