Settling of accounts
Document 1789Authors observe by the ordinance of Congress for settling accounts between United States and states, the commissioners of districts are directed to lodge in Howell's office the claims of the several states. Mention that they are ready to receive any papers and communications.
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New York 29 January 1789
Sir
We observe by the ordinance of Congress
for settling the accounts between the United States and
individual States, the Commissioners of districts are
directed to lodge in your office the accounts and
claims of the Several States, which respect the militia
and the late army of the United States, any [undecipherable]
papers and communications as you have to [undecipherable]
before us we are ready to receive — and are &
regard &c
Wm Irvine [undecipherable]
J. J. Gilm[undecipherable]
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Wm Duer esqr —
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Authors observe by the ordinance of Congress for settling accounts between United States and states, the commissioners of districts are directed to lodge in Howell's office the claims of the several states. Mention that they are ready to receive any papers and communications.
Date
01/20/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Document number
1789012070055
Page start
173
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
William Irvine
Notable locations
New York

