John Pierce discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell
Document 1788John Pierce directs Joseph Howell to obtain a copy of a letter from the Treasury Board.
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⇣Joseph Howell Esq
Richond Jany 10th 1788
Dr Sir
I have written a letter to the Treasury which I could no0t copy, as I have been unwell for some time. I will thank you to call on the Board and request the loan of it long enough for you to copy it - I have had a cold but am getting better.
I am Sir, sincerely yours
John Pierce
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Officers who were thus changed— from the particular office you have held, I suppose it to be in your power to point out some Individuals who were promoted, and those who have drawn the years pay, as above Mentioned. If you can favor me with this information, I shall be much obligd to you for it, as I may thereby have it in my power to call upon them as evidences to support the charges I have made under those heads —
your excusing this freedom and favoring me with an answer as soon as can be done with convenience, will be remembered by
Sir Wm [undecipherable] [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] Genl Secty
Saml Miles
[N.B. received the 5th Jany 1788]
Joseph Howell Esqr
Richmond Jany 10th 1788
D. Sir
I have written a Letter to the Treasury which I could not Copy, as I have been unwell for some time. I will thank you to call on the Board and request the loan of it long enough for you to copy it— I have had a cold but am getting better.
I am Sir, sincerely yours
John Pierce
Type
Letterbook
Description
John Pierce directs Joseph Howell to obtain a copy of a letter from the Treasury Board.
Date
01/10/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Richmond
Document number
1788011070055
Page start
323
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
John Pierce
Treasury Board
Notable locations
Richmond Virginia
Treasury
Notable items
letter


