Settlement of account
Document 1788From the letter book of Joseph Howell, Assistant Commissioner of Army Accounts in the Board of Treasury's Office of Army Accounts. Discusses a settlement (of an account?) that apparently needed the action of Congress.
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our Season, and as all publick Securities will [in my opinion) in a short time, be of equal value, no [undecipherable] will wish to the owners than a delay in procuring the Certificates which I latter will be yet [undecipherable: gifted?] at least I shall try to procure them — I will there-fore let them rest with the Accountant unless you still wish to have them sent on, which you will please to advise me of — M. White in a Letter to M. Pierce some time since mentioned the Death of some of his Family, but did not inform what [undecipherable], will you please to let me know which of them he has lost? — Agreably to your request of the 9 Inst. I have examined M.r Steller Wann & I find the Certificate N.o 2315 [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] Trester, is dated the 6 November 1784 in Interest from 21 July 1780 and [undecipherable] for [undecipherable] dollars the which Letter [is] A.
I am Sir &c &c
Joseph Howell Jun.r
M.r Jos Dawson
Philadelphia March 14th 1783.
Dear Sir [undecipherable] to inform me if Congress have [undecipherable], if not I shall be at New York and I am determined, [undecipherable] settled one way or the other — I have wrote to Gen Irvine member of that Body write me by the next Post — I am &c
Yours &c &c
(pro) J. de Laas
J Howell Jun.r
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
From the letter book of Joseph Howell, Assistant Commissioner of Army Accounts in the Board of Treasury's Office of Army Accounts. Discusses a settlement (of an account?) that apparently needed the action of Congress.
Date
03/14/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1788031470055
Page start
5
Note
Cited in Howell to de Hass, 03/17/1788.
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
J P de Haas
Congress
Pen Trusin
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
New York
Notable items
settled
post

