Joseph Howell discusses army accounts with John Pierce
Document 1787Joseph Howell sends to John Pierce an account of Major Fauntleroy's pay and rations while this officer was held prisoner.
New York Nov 29th 1787
Dear Sir
I have made a statement of Major Fontleroy’s account of pay and rations while prisoners a copy of which is enclosed if he can acocunt for the 3000 dollars rec? of (Undecipherable) J Caldwell (which I suppose was for the recruits service) a balance willthen be due him from the U States on the Contrary if he cannot the whole depreciation of pay will not be more than sufficient to make good the balance apparently against him.
I am yo J Howell Jr
Jno Pierce Esq
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