Regarding receipts; Colonel Cropper and requirement to petition Congress
Document 1787Makes reference to Captain Mellis' receipts. Regarding Colonel Webber, his receipts must remain in office until he makes application. Colonel Cropper will have to petition Congress for the claim he has presented as Mr. Pierce does not think he can settle it upon the present vouchers.
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Richmond May 20th 1797
Dear Sir
I have received your favor of the 17th instant and in reply refer you to mine of the 17th of February last for a Receipt and Signature of Colt Muirs left blanks as to Number, date &c — As to Colonel Willis they must remain in Office untill he makes application —
For the letter above mentioned you will find Colt Muirs desire that the Certificate might be sent on by Post — you will be pleased therefore to instruct them to one under Cover to Mr Price and you will much oblige Mr Muir — Colonel Copper will have to Petition Congress for the claim he has presented as Mr Pierce does not think himself [undecipherable] to settle it when the [undecipherable] made by —
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Makes reference to Captain Mellis' receipts. Regarding Colonel Webber, his receipts must remain in office until he makes application. Colonel Cropper will have to petition Congress for the claim he has presented as Mr. Pierce does not think he can settle it upon the present vouchers.
Date
05/30/1787
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Richmond
Document number
1787053070055
Page start
150
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Andrew Dunscomb
Captain Mellis
Colonel Webber
Colonel Cropper
Congress
Mr. Pierce
Notable locations
Richmond
Congress
Notable items
vouchers
receipts
certificates
claim

