Settlement of White's account
Document 1787Notifies Henry Baker that White's settlement with him mistakenly indicated that the US owed him $80. Details of Baker's account are provided.
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And as this money has been duly appropriated to the purpose aforesaid
by Congress and a note the property of the United States I here
therefore do by these presents constitute and appoint [undecipherable]
Esq. of Charleston to receive the same from you for the use of the
United States who with [undecipherable] to account for the same
to my order or to the order of the Commissioners of the Treasury
of the United States shall be a full and perfect discharge to you
and to the persons from whom you received the same —
Given under my hand & [undecipherable]
of the Board of Treasury the 20th
day of March 1787
[signature]
To Mr The Commissioner [undecipherable]
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New York March 26th 1787
Sir
Your letter of the 9th Ulto has been received. Mr
White I find on his settlement with you supposed that the
sum of eighty Dollars was due to you, but on examination
of your account he was probably mistaken for I find
your account to stand thus — [undecipherable] —
To
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Notifies Henry Baker that White's settlement with him mistakenly indicated that the US owed him $80. Details of Baker's account are provided.
Date
03/26/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Document number
1787032621155
Page start
269
Notable persons
Henry C. Baker
John Pierce
White
General Greene
Hamilton
Doctor Elbert
Notable locations
New York
State of Maryland
Notable items
settlement with you
dollars
examination of your account
cash paid you
pay and subsistence
goods and cash
commutation
balance due
goods at Yorktown
sundry of Quartermaster General
sundry certificates
Doctor Elbert's subsistence
