Andrew Dunscomb discusses army accounts with Joseph Howell
Document 1787Andrew Dunscomb asks Joseph Howell to check the accounts of Mr. Dart for monies owed to him.
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pay he says only in the latter capacity only, he was however made up he says in my Office for his [undecipherable] pay as a Lieutenant only whereas he has credits in his accounts that of Surgeon and which therefore leaves a balance in his favor which he says he ought to receive in force will you let me know the Real state of the case or see Justice done to him if any is his due — I send you the duplicates of a letter and bill of lading shipped this day for New York —
and am very sincerely your friend
Jos: Howell Esqr. B. Paine
Dr Howell
Be pleased to look in the accounts of Mr Dark and see if Bth Mr Scott did not give credit for the clothing recd of Hamilton, as 18700 dollars was deducted from his 3 months pay — this is a list of mine — as I gave him value therefor in 1785, pray see how the matter stands and if right let me have my Eighteen ₰ dollrs
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Type
Letterbook
Description
Andrew Dunscomb asks Joseph Howell to check the accounts of Mr. Dart for monies owed to him.
Date
1787
Author
Recipient
Document number
1787999970055
Page start
289
Note
Every letter in this letterbook is from 1787. It is likely that his paticular letter was written in November.
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Andrew Dunscomb
Mr. Dart
Doctor Jonathan Scott
Hamilton
Notable items
accounts
clothing

