Regarding payment of a debt and the deposit of a note
Document 1788From the letter book of the assistant commissioner of army accounts, Joseph Howell. Discusses payment of a debt and the deposit of a note.
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Commissioners Office
Philadelphia 9th March 1788
Dear Sir
In addition to my former trouble I request your application at the Board of Treasury to examine Mr Stellar Register for a Certificate issued by him No 2348 to Percival Hector dated Pennsylvania November 6th 1784 & let me know the amount — the original is in the hands of a Gentleman in Maryland & it is apprehended a fraud has been committed by altering the Sum from what it was first issued for —
I am with Respect
Dear Sir Your very Obt
humble Servant
Signed
Jas Dawson
Joseph Howell Esquire
New York March 10th 1788
[P]
Sir
Lieut Hughes having now failed to continue in this City much longer than he had been expected has occasioned an additional expense & which he is unable to discharge without the assistance of a friend — Mr Pierce has obligingly advanced him 144 dollars in Specie for which he has taken Mr Hughes Note & which you will find inclosed — Mr Pierce requests you will retain the Sum from Mr Hughes depreciation
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
From the letter book of the assistant commissioner of army accounts, Joseph Howell. Discusses payment of a debt and the deposit of a note.
Date
03/10/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1788031021055
Page start
2
Note
Cited in Howell to Nicholson, 04/04/1788.
Notable persons
Jonathan Nichloson
Joseph Howell
Lieutenant G. Hughs
Mr. Pierce
Notable locations
New York
New York
Bank of Philadelphia
Notable items
expense
discharge
assistance
friend
dollars
specie
Mr. Hughs' note
note
sum
Bank of Philadelphia
order
business
illness
spitting of blood

