Balance Due James Glenn
Document 1794An examination of Glenn's account is enclosed and, if he will subscribe before a magistrate as to its accuracy, the balance due him will be paid.
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with the regulations of the department in order to effect the payment of those troops, and I shall take it in consideration immediately to remit the arrears you have estimated.—
I am &c &c
Isaac Craig Esqr Joseph Howell
Pittsburgh.—
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W.D. Accountants Office
June 3. 1794
Sir,
Application having been made for balance of your account against the States on your own favor Mr J G Heron, I have entered into an examination thereof and enclose a statement with a qualification written thereon which of just you will subscribe before a magistrate; I also enclose an Account Current in order to shew how the account will stand, the balance appearing to be twenty eight dollars and 29 Cts which papers you will return and the balance will be paid to your order.—
Mr James Heron. I am Sir &c
Shepherd's Town.— Joseph Howell
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
An examination of Glenn's account is enclosed and, if he will subscribe before a magistrate as to its accuracy, the balance due him will be paid.
Date
06/03/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794060321055
Page start
139
Notable persons
James Glenn
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Shepherds Town
Accountant's Office

