To George Washington from Lewis Pintard, 27 August 1783

Sir	New Rochelle 27th Augt 1783

Your letter to Messr Ino. Searle & Co. was safely received and duly forwarded, in consequence of which by my last advices from that house dated 15th Ulto they have shipped for your use two other pipes of choice Wine a box of citron & two baskets of figs by the Ship Hero Capt. Paul to Potomack the amount thereof being £74.9.6d. Sterlg which have I hope arrived safe.

My Nephew who on his way hither had the pleasure of seeing you at Hackinsack informs me that you had writen to Mr Parker in New York to pay me the £72. Stg for the former two pipes of wine which if he had not done that you would discharge the same yourself—as I have not heard from Mr Parker on the Subject. I shall be much obliged to your Excellency if you will be pleased to pay the same to the President of Congress whenever it may be convenient. I have the Honor to be with Esteem & regard your Excellencys most Obedient Humble Servant

Lewis Pintard

DLC: Papers of George Washington.

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