John P. De Haas discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell
Document 1788John De Haas informs Joseph Howell that Colonel Willet will testify that taking receipts was impossible.
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Joseph Howell Esqr
Philadelphia Feby 20th 179[undecipherable]
Sir
I received yours the 4th Inst. and am very sorry to see that they Accounts cannot be closed, I for what reason I cannot tell. — I have spoke to Col. Willet he told me that all the Charges against him were just and that it was impossible to have taken receipts as the Officers would meet with the Col on their March & ask for Money. This he will testify. Sir, if it is in your power to hurry on the affair, I shall always be thankful
I am Sir
J.N. De Haas
Type
Letterbook
Description
John De Haas informs Joseph Howell that Colonel Willet will testify that taking receipts was impossible.
Date
02/20/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1788022070055
Page start
354
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
J.P. DeHaas
Colonel Willet
officers
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
charges
receipts
money


