Acknowledges Receipt of Journals of Congress; Requests Future Copies
Document 1789Acknowledges receipt of Journals of Congress. Requests future copies.
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in order that the General Treaty may commence.
I have the Honor to be Sir.
Your most Obt. Hble. Servt.
His Honorable Jos. Harmar
Charles Johnson Esq. —
Senators to Congress
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Fort Harmar March 4. 1789
Sir
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 2d September last. The Journals of Congress from their origin down to the 20th of August last, have safely arrived, for which permit me to return you my thanks. I shall be particularly obliged, if you will be pleased from time to time to send me a Continuation of them.
I have the honor to be Sir.
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Acknowledges receipt of Journals of Congress. Requests future copies.
Date
03/04/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Harmar
Collection
Document number
1789030490001
Page start
1
Note
In unbound journal marked "correspondence of General Josiah harmar transcribed by the War Department 1812".
Notable persons
Charles Thomson
Joseph Harmar
Secretary to Congress
Notable locations
New York
Fort Harmar
Notable items
Journals of Congress
treaty