Order, to David Rittenhouse, for the payment of the salary of Robert Whitehill for attendance in Assembly, 1785 Apr. 8.

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Order, to David Rittenhouse, for the payment of the salary of Robert Whitehill for attendance in Assembly, 1785 Apr. 8.

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Partly printed document signed. Signed by Bayard and Whitehill. Order to pay Whitehill £55.9 for "67 days attendance in Assembly and mileage." Rittenhouse was State Treasurer of Pennsylvania.

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