Accounting practices

Item

Type

Author's Letterbook Copy

Title

Accounting practices

Description

John Pierce sends to Philip Audibert a letter discussing accounting practices.

year created

1784

month created

12

day created

30

author

sent from location

Richmond

recipient

in image

notable person/group

Philip Audibert
John Pierce
Mr. Howell
Mr. Betts
Mr. Philas
Mr. Phelan
Mr. Jackson
Mr. DeWitt
Mr. Lewis

notable location

Richmond
Philadelphia

notable item/thing

cash
account
monies
contingencies
banks
balances

notable phrase

request you to inform me or as often as convenient the status of the balances on your cash account

document number

1784123037101

page start

1

transcription

John (Editor's note: To M?) Ande[Undecipherable]
Decem 30 1784
(Copied)
[Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] missives previous [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] my above
[Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] the salaries of the gentlemen [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] to you part of your [Undecipherable block: too dark]
Introduce to you~ I have not therefore in my draft on Philadelphia, but should shi(undecipherable) that any part of your quarter due, I wish you to appropriate , any public monies in your hands which will balance the account or write to me & I will [undecipherable] you an order on the banks for it_ I desired Mr Howell when I p[undecipherable] the lien to request you to inform me monthly or as often as convenient the state of balances on your Cash account- which I w[undecipherable] to regulate the payment of the next quarter~ there is due to______________
Mr Howell ___ __ 200
Mr Bath__________125
Mr Phelan________125
Mr Jackson_______125
Mr DeWett________125
Mr Lewis_________125 (smudge over the 12 of the 125)
(Editor's note: Davis?) ______

725

I have accordingly sent you out in part Notes and [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] handed you by Mr Davis co[Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] four hundred Dollars, and [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] pay you the remainder. The contingencies of the [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] I hope you will be able to discharge from some other [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] mine- tho' I shall endeavor to retain money (Editor's note: many?) [Undecipherable 2 or 3 words: too dark] every demand of my Office.

Item sets

Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (3 pages) XZH09 (3 pages) Collection: Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript file) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859) B:392

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author John Pierce Richmond [n/a]
Recipient Philip Audebert [unknown] [n/a]