Regiment's account overdue
Document 1786Discusses the overdue settlement of a regimental account.
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New York March [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] Phillips is now in Town — he has not brought or th[undecipherable]
[undecipherable] will [undecipherable]
[undecipherable]lars or certificates which you place[d] [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] out of his hands without a surety th[undecipherable]
he paid as agent to the regiment, or his obligation to
you being put in suit — it is now a long time since
this amount ought to have been settled, and as I look
on or have your obligation for these securities, I look on
you as the only responsible person to [undecipherable] the United
States for [strikethrough: the delivery of these sums]. them.
[strikethrough: He [undecipherable] at [undecipherable] to [undecipherable]]
[strikethrough: [undecipherable]]
[strikethrough: [undecipherable]]. This transaction must
be settled soon. I am therefore of opinion that if you
can find it convenient it will be well to come here &
settle with him, and if you cannot do, that you
^and^ on the occasion
take such steps, as you may think advisable.
I wish for your answer as soon as possible.
Type
Autograph Draft Letter
Description
Discusses the overdue settlement of a regimental account.
Date
03/25/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1786032537001
Page start
1
Note
The letter is not signed but is in Pierce's hand
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Notable persons
Joseph King
John Pierce
Mr. Phillips
agent to the regiment
United States
Notable locations
New York
Hartford
Connecticut
Notable items
vouchers
certificates
regiment
account
settled
securities
transaction


