Account of David Strong
Document 1800The papers necessary to the settlement of Strong's account, including receipts from Major Hamtramck and Daniel Britt, are deposited with his friends in Cincinnati which is three hundred miles from his current location in Detroit. In the Spring he will obtain a leave of absense and proceed to Philadelphia to settle his account.
Detroit 1.st January 1800.
Sir/
I have had the honor of receiving your
letter Dated the 7.th of August ‘99. a short time since, and have to reply, that I shall be able to see your in the Spring and make a Settlement with you.. I have a Number of Receipts for Bounties etc etc to come against that Account - Settlement of the Receipts for the^ Monies I received from Major Hamtramacle & Daniel Britt, I expect to find with my Papers at Cincinnati, deposited there with my friends. _ It is entirely out of my pow= er to make this Settlement untill I can get those Papers which is upwards of 300 Miles from this place. however I shall obtain leave of Absence in the Spring & shall immediatley proceed on to Philadelphia, and then be able to close close the Account. —
I am with Great Esteem & Regard,
Sir,
Your Obed. Hble Serv.t
D Strong Lt. Col.o
[undecipherable] 2.d Reg.t
Will.m Simmons Esqr.
Acct. Department of War
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