Request to Honor Debt to Merlhie
Document 1795Second submission of statement of balance due Merlbrie, request for pay.
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Charleston 25. august 1795./
Sir
Agreeably to the letter of the 19.d may — Directed to Mr Perrault from the accountant office — I had Send the Stating of the Balance Both for my Personal Compensations and extra Expences — having not Received any answer I Send you now the Same with the dition of What — is owed to me till the first of September. by Which you Will See that the treasury of the united States is indebted to me five hundred and five dollars. please your honour to Consider that I did not Received any money Since ten months and you Will Conceive — howmuch I have been distressed Being totaly Destitute of all others means to Supporte me.
I am Sir your
Must obedient Servant
[his honour timothy.
Pickering. Esqo.
Secretary at War. —]
Jérome Merthie
Director of arts &. artfices
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Second submission of statement of balance due Merlbrie, request for pay.
Date
08/25/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Charleston, S. Carolina
Document number
1795082540001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
Jerome Merlbrie
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Charleston
South Carolina
Notable items
pay

