Money to Be Paid Toward Debt
Document 1796Encloses a draft to be paid toward their debt. Business has been poor.
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[Docket: 1536. Cincinnati Gmo 1. Gano H. Stanley.]
[Address on exterior of folded letter:]
B. No 2
Messrs John Field & Son
Merchant
Philadelphia
Messrs John Field & Son, Cincinnati Sept 1st 1795
Inclosed is a Draft for Seven Hundred Dollars. which you will Pleas to Place to the Credit of Gano Vc Stanley, and inform us of the Rect. of it by Post - we are Making every Exertion in our power to pay you the Ballance and am inform'd my Brother is about to Remit to you the Ballance of Gano Vc Debet. — Business is not so good as formerly here, we have a large Quantity of Goods on hand, - and a Considerably Sum Standing out as the army is paid off, we will make you an ther Remittance which be asured will afford us as much Pleasure as it well you.
and with Esteem Remain
Your Hble & Servts
Gano H Stanley [undecipherable]
[Enclosure]
[1536]
Caleb Swan's Bill No 110
for — Drs 500
John Field Hon
Received 17th October 1795 of Mr Simmons accountable on Warrant No 1848 for Seven hundred Dollars in full of the within Bill
Dr 700 for John Field & Son
[signature: undecipherable]
Type
Document Signed
Description
Encloses a draft to be paid toward their debt. Business has been poor.
Date
09/01/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Cincinnati
Document number
1796090190201
Page start
1
Notable persons
John Fields
John Fields & Son
Gano & Stanley
Gano
Stanley
merchants
Gano & Co
brother
army
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Notable items
credit
draft
remit
debt
business
goods
remittance

