Osborne departs for Governor's Island
Document 1796The letter informs Jones that Osborne is setting off this day for Governors Island.
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Mr Nathan Jones,
Sir
Recd. yours of the 1st Inst. and proceed this day agreeable to your intimation and Col Rechden tain orders for Governor Bell. The disagreeableness of the season on Journey to Oswego was no cepting inconveniences there I should have submitted it with pleasure the unnecessary and malicious embarrassments were such that I was to counteract them in the most convenient mode which was by endeavouring to surmount insurmountable obstacles I am not insensible to the indulgence I have recd by being permitted to continue in the Service of my country by the [undecipherable: other] of an agreeable education for your attention his be found I feel grateful and believe me
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respectfully A/r Bt & S. Lieut
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
The letter informs Jones that Osborne is setting off this day for Governors Island.
Date
12/1796
Author
Recipient
Repository
Document number
1796129955001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Nathan Jones
Samuel Osborn
Colonel Stephen Rochefontaine
Notable locations
War Office
Governor's Island
West Point
Oswego
Notable items
embarrassments
situation

