Inquiry made on behalf of Maryland Governor
Document 1788Encloses letter to Mr. Burrall. Inquiry made on behalf of Maryland Governor was sum paid for subsistence.
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to the hands of the bearer John Foster Esqr — but should you have left that city, it will follow you to Sheffield; in this case let me intreat you to be so obliging as to forward your answer thro the medium of our friend Col Riddle — I greatly oblige your most obt & h —
James Wilkinson
John Pierce Esquire
Pay Masters General
A copy of the receipt attested to in the foregoing letter.
Septr 29th 1782 Recd of John Pierce P.M.G. two hundred and fifty dollars in full
William Croghan Majr
Warrant for pay for the months of Jany & Feby 1782 — From the board of War in favor of General Charles Scott.
A Copy from the files in the register office of the Treasury of the United States.
John Jameson
Copy of the original copy made
by Col May Jameson now in
Gen Biorby hands —
Wilkinson
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Philadelphia June 30th [8?]8
Dear Sir
I have taken the liberty to inclose the within letter to Mr Burrals to your care —
The inquiry I formerly made on behalf the Governor of Maryland appears to have been a sum paid for subsistence — He says he was charged with it by Col Grayson and wishes to have a copy of the original receipt —
On a list of charges against Maryland officers formerly transmitted to me from your office there appears a [undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Encloses letter to Mr. Burrall. Inquiry made on behalf of Maryland Governor was sum paid for subsistence.
Date
06/30/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1788063070055
Page start
39
Note
Cited in Howell to White, 07/21/1788.
Notable persons
John Pierce
John White
Maryland Governor
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Maryland
Notable items
subsistence

