Letter

Board of Trade to Thomas Jefferson, October 29, 1779

Author
Board of Trade
Recipient
Thomas Jefferson
Date
October 29, 1779
Type
Letter

[ Williamsburg ] 29 Oct. 1779 . The salary of Mr. James Warren, assistant in the agent’s office, has never been fixed. Forty pounds per annum, payable in tobacco at twenty shillings per hundred, seems an ample compensation. Signed by Ambler and Rose.

Topics
American RevolutionDemocracyDiplomacyFounding Era
Sources
Founders Online u2014 Papers of Thomas Jefferson View original source ↗
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