Settling the accounts of a late brother
Document 1786Informs Pierce that the account of his late brother has never been settled, which he has the authority to complete.
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[Address leaf: center panel, undecipherable; right margin endorsement: from a Martin Eichelburgar / rec. the 6th Aug[ust] [undecipherable] / [undecipherable]]
Baltimore July 18th [179—]
Sir
There is an account of my late Brother, Captn Barnet Eichelburgar which has never been Settled. I have authority to settle it, which I should have done long ere this, but left it to a Brother which has totaly neglected doing any thing in it. I must therefore beg That you may have the account Stated and then write I have the pleasure of join[ing] you which I hope will be in a very few Days— I am with Respect
Sr Yr Most Obt Servt
Martin Eichelburgar
Type
Letter
Description
Informs Pierce that the account of his late brother has never been settled, which he has the authority to complete.
Date
07/18/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Baltimore
Document number
1786071870001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Pierce to Eichelberger, 08/25/1786.
Notable persons
John Pierce
Martin Eichelberger
brother
commissioner of accounts
Notable locations
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Notable items
account
settlement

