Document signed, 1794 May 9.

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Document signed, 1794 May 9.

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Document signed by Joseph Nourse. Credits Brigadier General Laumoy, "a foreign officer late in the service of the United States," with $10,283.36, Act of Congress, 1784 Feb. 3. On verso, transfer from Laumoy to Samuel Meredith, Treasurer of the United States, 1794 May 11.

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