Nourse gives account of travel expenses to Knox
Document 1790Letter, encloses statement of Allowances for travelling expences.
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[12 March 1790
The Register of
the treasury —]
Mr Nourse has the Honor to enclose to the Secretary his official Statements relative to Allowances for Travelling Expenses — he begs leave to observe that his Search into the Treasury Records has not been confined only to those Objects mentioned in his Statements, but to others, which not applying to the Secretary's Object, he has not taken any Notice of. Such as Commissions appointed to settle State Accounts, & District Commissioners whose travelling Expen[ses] were not allowed — All the Allowances made to them was, for either freight or carriage of Boxes containing their Act[s]; neither were the Travelling Expenses of the Indian Commiss[ioners] allowed — .
12th March 1790
Honorable Henry Knox
Secretary at War.
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Letter, Type Undetermined
Description
Letter, encloses statement of Allowances for travelling expences.
Date
03/12/1790
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Document number
1790031215001
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Notable persons
Henry Knox
Joseph Nourse
Register of the Treasury, Secretary at War
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honor to enclose to the Secretary his official statement relative to allowance for traveling expences
begs leave to observe that his search into the Treasury records has not been confined only to those objects mentioned in his statement but others
commissions appointed to settle state accounts & district commissioners whose travelling expences were not allowed
freights or carriage of boxes
Indian commissioners

