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Document 1786The Commissioner of Army Accounts writes Colonel Walton White of Virginia regarding observations made on his account and vouchers.
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[Septemr 19. 1786
To Col. white
Conf. [undecipherable]]
New York September 19th 1786
Dear Sir
I have run over your and arranged your vouchers [undecipherable: which] the principal part of them appears to be the average payment of the money you received from Virginia, and for the use of the State, which ought to be accounted for there. you will see that I have made some cursory observations on [strikethrough: the] your Accts, being arising from the present appearance of the vouchers, which will give you a just idea how they may be considered, and an opportunity to remove those objections that have arisen from them.
I am Sir with esteem & [undecipherable] de[ar?]
Your Obt Servant [undecipherable]
[Col. [undecipherable] White.]
Type
Contemporary Copy of Letter
Description
The Commissioner of Army Accounts writes Colonel Walton White of Virginia regarding observations made on his account and vouchers.
Date
09/19/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1786091921001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Colonel Walton White
John Pierce
Notable locations
New York
Virginia
Notable items
account
vouchers
money
payment

