Settling of accounts
Document 1787The Commissioner of Army Accounts asks Joseph King to come to New York to personally settle his accounts.
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⇣I have received your letter of February 2nd and would have made an application to the Treasury Board as your requested but Mr. Philips having given up your vouchers and your accounts being now ready for settlement I judged it preferable that you come here as soon as you can and see to the business yourself.
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[undecipherable] of the Army [undecipherable] his [undecipherable] petitioner hath not since
[undecipherable] for [undecipherable] after former Commissioner
[undecipherable] that certain act [limiting] the [claims]
I have dated the [undecipherable] day of November 1785 having
presented any [undecipherable] this demand [undecipherable] this nature the
petitioner is [therefore] barred from the same [unless] a
petition [undecipherable] Counsel is made in his favor
All which is humbly submitted
Office of Army Accounts
New York march 9. 1787
[signature]
New York March 12th 1787
Sir
I have received your Letter of February 2d and would have made an application to the Treasury Board as you requested, but Mr Philips having given up your vouchers, and your accounts being now ready for settlement I judged it preferable that you come here as soon as you can, and settle the business yourself. I am &c
[signature]
Mr Joseph King
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
The Commissioner of Army Accounts asks Joseph King to come to New York to personally settle his accounts.
Date
03/12/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1787031221055
Page start
254
Notable persons
Joseph King
John Pierce
Notable locations
New York

