Elias Boudinot A.L.S., Philadelphia, Jan. 15, 1782 : to Governor Livingston, Trenton
1782
MSS L1986.60
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Title
Elias Boudinot A.L.S., Philadelphia, Jan. 15, 1782 : to Governor Livingston, Trenton
Published
Philadelphia 1782
Description
[4] p. ; 33 cm. (fol.)
Call Number
MSS L1986.60
Note
Boudinot writes to Livingston as Head of the Executive Authority about one Mr. Reid, "formerly a deputy paymaster in the Continental Service" who was "accused of secreting & introducing into Albany, the men who came from the enemy to take Genl. Schuyler."
"That tho' there was no doubt of his guilt, yet from some peculiar circumstances, nothing more could be done with him, than to banish him into New York. From that place he likely returned to Newark with his wife. That he is a very dangerous person, and ought not to be suffered to go at large."
A Thomas Reed of Connecticut is listed in F. B. Heitman's Historical register of officers of the Continental Army as assistant paymaster-general in 1778.
There is not a word of news for several days past, except that we have just heard of the King of France has a son & heir.
Page [3] blank; p. [4] is integral address leaf
"That tho' there was no doubt of his guilt, yet from some peculiar circumstances, nothing more could be done with him, than to banish him into New York. From that place he likely returned to Newark with his wife. That he is a very dangerous person, and ought not to be suffered to go at large."
A Thomas Reed of Connecticut is listed in F. B. Heitman's Historical register of officers of the Continental Army as assistant paymaster-general in 1778.
There is not a word of news for several days past, except that we have just heard of the King of France has a son & heir.
Page [3] blank; p. [4] is integral address leaf
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