Petition of Captain Archer
Document 1787Concludes that Captain H.W. Archer's petition cannot be granted under the present resolutions of Congress.
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Bro't forward — — — — — 1225.36
Ensn John Baugher — — — — — 319.8
Ens. Hiram Bogle — — — — — 143.6
Ens. Jos. Lewis — — — — — 133 —
Bounty of 23 men — — — — 280 —
4071.00
Drawn the from to be.
Honorable
Board of Treasury [P—]
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New York April 3 1787 —
Sir
By direction of the Sect'y of Treasury
I herewith transmit you a set of my Chq'ts and
am Sir Your Obed't Serv't
William Imlay Esq. [P—]
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The Commissioner for settling the Army Accounts
begs leave to report on the Petition of Captain N.
W. Archer referred to him
[Paid]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Concludes that Captain H.W. Archer's petition cannot be granted under the present resolutions of Congress.
Date
03/02/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Office of Army Accounts, New York
Repository
Document number
1787030221155
Page start
245
Notable persons
John Pierce
H.W. Archer
Commission
Congress
Notable locations
Office of Army Accounts, New York
Notable items
pertition of Capt. H.W. Archer
resolution
pay and subsistence of a captain
emoluments
express allowances
intentions of Congress
his appointment
brevet
line of the Army
claim of Commutation
