Letter of accounts against the United States government
Document 1795From Baltimore, Lieutenant Jonathan Robeson of Corps of Artillerists and Engineers is transmitting his account against United States. Colonel Rochefontain, West Point, desired he enclose it.
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Baltimore Decr 22d 1795
Sir
Inclos'd is my Account against the against the United States, Colo Rochefontain desired I Should Inclose it to you or himself. I being Ill ever since I recd his letter & supposing him to be at West point have inclosed it to to you under cover to the Secretary of War —
The [undecipherable: amot] after exemenation I will I will be thankful If you will transmit as soon as possible —
I am with Great Esteem
Your Obt Servt
Jonas Robeson Lieut of the
corps of Artillerists & Engrs
[Mr Simmons the Accountant
Philadelphia]
Type
Autograph Letter / Autograph Document Signed
Description
From Baltimore, Lieutenant Jonathan Robeson of Corps of Artillerists and Engineers is transmitting his account against United States. Colonel Rochefontain, West Point, desired he enclose it.
Date
12/22/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Baltimore
Document number
1795122270010
Notable persons
Jonathan Robeson
William Simmons, the Accountant
Colonel Rochefontaine
Secretary of War
Corps of Artillerists and Engineers
Notable locations
Baltimore
Philadelphia
West Point
Notable items
my account against the United States
the amount