Joseph Howell discusses army accounts with Clement Biddle

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New York November 3rd 1787

Dear Sir

Your letter of the 3 (undecipherable) was this morning handed me by Mr Mifflin pursuant to your request I have inclose a certificate no 94832 for 365 (undecipherable) dollars leaving interest from the 1st of June 1779 being the balance due Cap Jno Richardson - Captain Sculls accounts I have not been able to look into neither do I know when it will be in my power they will come in rotation with the other unsettled accounts Cap Reese’s accounts has long bee closed and the balance due I have informed the widow of —-the certificate I am ready to issue on her order accompanied with a certificate of her administration – Mr Jno M Taylor of your city has this business, under his care and has been informed by me the reason the certificate is not forwarded —- I am Dr Sir Yo

J Howell Jr

Col Clement Biddle

Type

Letterbook

Description

Joseph Howell transmits Captain Richardson's certificate to Clement Biddle.

Date

11/03/1787

Sent from

New York

Document number

1787110321055

Page start

256

Notable persons

Clement Biddle
Joseph Howell
Captain Reese
Mr. Mifflin
Captain Jonathan Richardson
Captain Reese
widow
Mr. Jonathan Taylor

Notable locations

New York
Philadelphia

Notable items

certificate
accounts