Discusses Supplies and Money Remittance
Document 1799Writes of account and the accountant. Refers to supplies in New York, including tea. Requests money be remitted to Col. Gradsworth.
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[The first page of this document is wholly illegible. See archival notation.]
I recd. this morning your letter of
[the] [undecipherable].
I have been prevented from emit-
[undecipherable] as to [undecipherable] the money due to
[undecipherable] [his] [undecipherable] for auditing, by not
[undecipherable] from the Accountant a [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [you] [undecipherable] a
[undecipherable]. The accountant on his part
[was] not [here] able to [undecipherable], not having
[undecipherable] certificate from the [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] acknowledging the receipt of
the articles. This [undecipherable] delay [undecipherable]
from the articles having [been] sent by
the way of New York. I shall however
forward to [undecipherable] this day 1700 [undecipherable: Dlls.] on
account, which is within a [undecipherable]
of what he is entitled to, under his
contract: and shall also remit to
Col. Wadsworth 3,000 Dlls. to enable
him to make such advances, on
payments to the contractors for [undecipherable: Cantuck]
[undecipherable] at the many [undecipherable].
The propriety of directing the [undecipherable: rece-
ipts] to one point for the purposes, your [undecipherable: sugges-
tion] is to me very apparent and [undecipherable: indispensable].
Gen. Hamilton has had many ideas, some-
time since upon the subject, and I have
no doubt will attend to them. It is not
[undecipherable] nevertheless probable that recruiting
officers who may find themselves
necessarily [undecipherable] among their [undecipherable]
may [undecipherable: frustrate] the measures.
In the most respectful &
very [undecipherable] I am [undecipherable] very
[undecipherable] and sincerely yours &c
[undecipherable signature]
[hble Cha[undecipherable]ney Goodrich E[sq]]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Writes of account and the accountant. Refers to supplies in New York, including tea. Requests money be remitted to Col. Gradsworth.
Date
06/26/1799
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1799062600201
Page start
1
Note
Illegible document.
Notable persons
Chauncey Goodrich
James McHenry
Accountant
Colonel Gradsworth
Alexander Hamilton
Notable locations
New York
Mississippi River

