Accounts of Maryland and Delaware; Captain Ewing
Document 1788Refers to accounts of Maryland and Delaware lines. Is sorry that White is sick. Discusses accounts of Captain Ewing.
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Jno White esqr Office of Army Accounts
New York Decr 29. 1788 —
Dear Sir
Your letter of the 19 Inst with the inclosures
as also the accounts of the Maryland & Delaware lines were
delivered me by Mr Wright — I have wrote this day to our
friend Richmond relative to some accounts sent me
which I cannot form a judgment on untill I am acquainted
with the nature of them and what objections have arisen
to their being passed by you or the State — I am sorry to
hear of your indisposition, but flatter myself this weather
and the approaching season will have the same effect
on you that it had on me. —
I have stated the account of Capt Ewing, but am
prevented from from delivering the certificates to you in con-
sequence of an Order transmitted by Capt Ewing to a Gen-
tleman in this city who has wrote to you on the occasion
the letter I delivered Mr Wright on friday last under an
expectation of his going on that day. he will continue
a day or two longer under the hope of procuring some
money — pray inform me how I am to act respect-
ing Capt Ewing I wish you better health and
a happy new year —
J. Howell Jr —
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Refers to accounts of Maryland and Delaware lines. Is sorry that White is sick. Discusses accounts of Captain Ewing.
Date
12/29/1788
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Office of Army Accounts, New York
Document number
1788122921055
Page start
151
Notable persons
Jonathan White
Joseph Howell Jr
Captain Ewing
Mr. Wright
Notable locations
Office of Army Accounts, New York
Maryland
Delaware


