Circular Letters to Recruiting Officers
Document 1794Enclosed are copies of Howell's Circular Letters to Recruiting Officers of the 1st and 20th March 1793 and January 23rd 1794. Strict attention must be paid to the Letters to avoid any embarrassment in the settlement of accounts.
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has been paid, you will of within your own knowledge inform me thereof also when from whom he joined you, if he has been a deserter, where he has been since Lieut Thomson marched to— I would advise you to make out new Musters on the 1st of August and I will send on the pay to that time, by the rolls I now have, I cannot vouch further than the 1st June, the Month you have mustered in—
I am Sir &c
Joseph Howell
P.S. I enclose 18 Blank
muster rolls of Detachments—
Capt Rich. Sparks
Carlisle Barrgck
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W.D. Accountants Office
Sir July 28, 1794
Inclosed you have copies of my Circular letters to recruiting Officers of the 1st and 20th March 1792, and January 23, 1794, to which I request your strict attention to prevent any embezaling—
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Enclosed are copies of Howell's Circular Letters to Recruiting Officers of the 1st and 20th March 1793 and January 23rd 1794. Strict attention must be paid to the Letters to avoid any embarrassment in the settlement of accounts.
Date
07/28/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794072821055
Page start
224
Notable persons
Lieutenant Theophilus Elmer
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Accountant's Office

