Accounts and Certificates
Document 1786Discusses issues related to the settlement of the Army's accounts and the issuance of pay certificates
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New York January 2[undecipherable], 1786
Dear Sir
Your letter of the [undecipherable] arrived here up to day. I informed Mr [undecipherable] the depreciation & the [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] Officers [undecipherable] not being taken up by me, the reason that Mr [undecipherable] now who received the certificates had not accounted for his [undecipherable] — and desired [undecipherable] him to [undecipherable] Mr [undecipherable] in [ascertaining?] their accounts — that they be forwarded to me with the Vouchers, on which I would adjust them and issue a certificate in favor [of] the State for their amount — [strikethrough: undecipherable]
I presume before this time has been [undecipherable] when the [Papers?] [were?] forwarded to me — on the [undecipherable] I should [suppose?] that the original returns had been to transmitt me, but I shall not be scrupulous on that head — I shall however want an order for delivering the certificates in favor of the State. I shall be [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] —
Type
Autograph Draft Letter
Description
Discusses issues related to the settlement of the Army's accounts and the issuance of pay certificates
Date
01/24/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1786012437001
Page start
1
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Notable persons
John Habersham
John Pierce
Mr. Jackson
noncommissioned officers
privates
Mr. Waynon
Mr. Weriat
deserters
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
depreciation
pay
certificates
accounts
issues
vouchers
state
returns
desertion

