Settlement made by Andrew Dunscomb
Document 1786The Commissioner of Army Accounts discusses the settlement made between Andrew Dunscomb and the recipient of the letter, Major Nathaniel Pendleton.
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to Officers most of which are accompanied with no Vouchers
for the payment of the money excepting the Original
Accounts, and tho' they appear in general to be proper
Charges against the United States, yet your Commissioner
conceives it to be necessary in Case they are admitted, that,
he should first be honored with the Approbation of Congress
all Which is humbly Submitted
[signature]
Charles Thomson Esqr
Dear Sir New York Sept 29th 1786
The Account No 1 is a Copy of your Account
Current as settled with Virginia; No 2. is a Copy of a [strikethrough: letter]
from N. Duncomb respecting it No 3. is a Copy of your
Settlement made in N. Duncomb and No 4. is an
Account made out by me as far as my information will
serve me Stating the balance still due to you from the
Public— in this Account I have carried to your Credit
333 dollars & 27/100 dollars which you have Credited im-
properly. the first & Second to the State for monies recd
from N. Dart, which he has not charged to you on
the other Side of the Account I have debited you with
the Cash paid you by Spencer, Boudwick & Beatty,
from a general survey of these Accounts & your
Type
Letterbook
Description
The Commissioner of Army Accounts discusses the settlement made between Andrew Dunscomb and the recipient of the letter, Major Nathaniel Pendleton.
Date
09/29/1786
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Document number
1786092921055
Page start
136
Notable persons
Nathaniel Pendleton
John Pierce
Andrew Dunscomb
Spencer Boudinot
Beatty
Dart
Skinner
Joseph Carleton
Notable locations
Georgia
New York
Virginia
Notable items
Settlement
