Knox discusses invalid payments with Doctor Eustis
Document 1789Letter, discusses Invalid pensions.
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[To Carter]
[456]
[152]
New York 19 December 1789
Dear Sir
I have hitherto forborne answering your favor of the last month in hopes that a arrangement for paying the invalids would have been decided upon, which would have enabled me to have [strikethrough: given] furnished [strikethrough: you with the] you more precise information — But this not being effected I can not defer it any longer —
It [strikethrough: does] not appear to be the intention of Congress the last Session [strikethrough: to have] to have any further inspection of the Invalids — Congress presumed that the States had taken all the necessary precautions, and that no [strikethrough: receipts] necessary ought to operate to strike off any the one now on the list of
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses Invalid pensions.
Date
12/13/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Collection
Document number
1789121300001
Page start
1
Notable persons
William eustis
Henry Knox
Count de Pontenes
Lucas
Notable locations
New York
United States
Notable items
officers of the list
official information
diploma
obtaining the appoinment for you
approbation of the President of the United States
commissary of pensions
paymaster
collector of the customs
person specially appointed for that purpose
your favor of the last month
arrangements for paying the invalids would hav ebeen decided upon
appear to be the intention of Congress last session to have any further inspection of the invalids
states had taken all the necessary precautions
lists
pay the same persons whom the states had paid
