United States Account with Smith & Shepherd
Document 1791Balance due Smith & Shepherd for clothing and articles delivered.
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[To
The United States
with
Smith & Shepperd]
Philadelphia Octr 1791
To Smith & Shepperd
The United States Dr
Pub[lic] Benjam[in?]
444 Suppers at
244 [undecipherable] Suppers at
$435—
440 Americans 1.75 at 500
500 Woolls 1.25 at 500
1500 fine White Cambric .15 at 500
1500 Dullas ditto 1.15 at 500
1500 [undecipherable] ditto .60 at 80
1012 Studs .60 at 8
300 Stocks .10 at 1.8
1630 Stock Buckles .6 at 8
22 pair Scar ditto 1.00 at 2.64
150 Charlotts 1.25 at 500 35
600 Whitts 6.00 at 200 00
1050 [undecipherable] Sett 8.00 at 2335.20
Doll 4187 94
Sup[erior?]
Be it known at the Sum of the
United States $ 11,000.
Be [undecipherable] met [undecipherable] Smith [undecipherable] Dollars 14,189 24
Captains Office
Jany 1st 1793—
The above Balance brought over Doll. 14,187. 28—
[undecipherable] which deduct [undecipherable] Captains overcharge [undecipherable]
the 44 Americans [undecipherable] 2.00 each 88
the 1650 Blanket [undecipherable] each $795— [undecipherable] 84
Comptrollers Office
Jan. 8, 1793
True Doll 14,187 94
[Signature]
Type
Copy of Signed Document
Description
Balance due Smith & Shepherd for clothing and articles delivered.
Date
05/20/1791
Author
Recipient
Document number
1791052090301
Page start
6
Note
Enclosed in John Stagg to Henry Knox, 5/24/1791.
Notable persons
Edward Nixon
Nicholas Everleigh
Smith & Shepherd
Smith & Sheppard
Treasurer of the United States
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Auditor's Office
Comptroller's Office
Notable items
coats
vests
woolen overalls
drilling overalls
sheeting overalls
shirts
stocks
stock buckles
shoe buckles
blankets
hats
shoes
warrant
balance due
overcharges

