Walter Livingston to Henry Knox Regarding Taxes Knox Owes for a Rented House, 16 June 1791 PDF Download

Author: Walter Livingston
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Livingston tells Knox that he is enclosing the Collectors receipt for the Taxes assessed on the House you occupied last year (not included). Stamped FREE on verso.

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Writes that the Collector of Taxes has twice called on me for rates that have been due for some time. Directed him to speak to Mr. [Nicholas] Hoffman since he did not have an order from Knox to discharge them.

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Author: Henry Knox
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Informs Livingston that he will be staying at the house for the coming year and tries to negotiate with him in regards to the rent. Lists various sums that he has already paid towards the house and why he feels the raise in rent is unjustified (see GLC02437.04494 for Livingston's original to Knox). Docketed in Knox's hand.

Author: Walter Livingston
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Asks Knox if he will be engaging the house where he is presently staying, for the coming year. Informs Knox of the change in rent and his reasons for the increase.

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Unsigned, and addressee unlisted. Author may be Walter Livingston, writing about himself in the third person. Addressee may be Henry Knox; see his response at GLC02437.04061. Writes, Mr. Walter Livingston cannot permit general Knox to be disappointed in not getting the home on account of the Rent. Mr. Livingston will build the stable, Paint and paper the second & third stories and general Knox shall have the House at the price he supposed he had engaged it on Wednesday last viz. L260 specie and taxes.

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Writes, I thank you for your kind letter of this evening - I accept with pleasure for the next year from the 7th of May yr house now occupied for public offices on the terms you propose to wit L260 specie pr annum, and the current taxes.

Author: Henry Knox
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Encloses a draft of a petition for a remission of the tax of 1786, which was for 437.10. Asks Jackson to consult Sullivan and Dane on the issue. Says the Winslows must also sign it. Gives him instructions on what to do depending on their reactions. Stresses he does not want him to sell land to pay taxes. Asks about his house. Letterpress copy.

Author: Henry Knox
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Secretary of War Knox acknowledges a letter he received from Welles regarding payment owed for the house at Dorchester. Reports that he is surprised, as he thought General Henry Jackson paid it. Declares he will investigate further what happened.

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Says Duer must have received Henry Jackson's letter of 12 June. Writes, I flatter myself you have sent Mr. Flint or some other person in his stead. I am desirous we should secure the whole quantity of 4 Millions as I am concerned it is now or never. Says different names for land companies must be used to complete the sale. Hopes for a price of 7 or 8 cents per acre.