Account of Doctor Spaulding
DocumentInforms Doctor John Spaulding that he is entitled to depreciation that the State of Connecticut is authorized to settle with him.
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to this Company amount to more than I did when you settled with the General — and I have not in my possession the thin accounts of the same time which would want to be procured by the other Officers and which would enable me to form an opinion of the propriety of admitting this to your Credit by comparing the whole together. I have proceeded as far therefore as I can without acknowledgements from the men of the monies you have paid them and have postponed the admission of it for the present. —
J P
Capt Lawrence Olims }
Sir
I answer to your favor of the 1st Inst I am to inform you, that in case you are entitled to your deposit either as an Officer in the Army or the Hospital, that the State of Connecticut are authorised to settle with you — and that it is not my duty to settle the [undecipherable] —
J P
Doctor John Spalding }
Type
Letterbook
Description
Informs Doctor John Spaulding that he is entitled to depreciation that the State of Connecticut is authorized to settle with him.
Author
Recipient
Document number
9999999921155
Page start
3
Notable persons
Doctor John Spalding
John Pierce
Notable locations
Connecticut
Hospital
Notable items
Depreciation

