Cockle replies to Knox's letter informing of no vacancies
Document 1789Letter, discusses application for appointment.
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[New York Augt 14th]
[John Cochle]
[Wants to be employed in some public Office]
Gen. [Knox]
Present
New York 14th August 1789
Sir
Your favor of yesterday I duly rec'd & observe with concern its [undecipherable: contents]
The purport of my letter
I believe was not for advice [undecipherable: Employment]
from you, neither did I expect it at
present, for I well know your office
was full, it contained in a great
Measure [undecipherable: Our] friendly intercourse,
in case and thing Should arise
that you co[uld] be of Service to me,
& Should any thing in that was
came to your knowledge I would
Esteem it as a particular favor, for
[undecipherable] hames of
For Your Obedient Hble Ser[undecipherable]
John [undecipherable: Cochle]
To Gen[eral] [undecipherable: Knox]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses application for appointment.
Date
08/14/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Collection
Document number
1789081440001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
John Cockle
Notable locations
Present
New York
Notable items
favor of yesterday
rec'd & observed its contents with concern
purpose of my letter
direct employ under you
knew your office was full
you could be of service to me
anything in that way come to your knowledge
esteem it as a particular favor for your remembrance

