Expenses of an Embassy of Cherokee Indians
Document 1794The Treasurer will remit to Stevens, Supervisor of Charleston, $250 to defray the expenses paid by South Carolina for an embassy of Cherokee Indians to the seat of government.
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cannot be admitted, you are therefore charged with the same on the credit side of the account current; but all your other contingent charges for which no vouchers appear will be allowed on your being qualified thereto.
As I am anxious to have all unliquidated accounts of this nature closed as speedily as possible, I request you to avoid all unnecessary delay in proving your account and returning it to this office. I have in the mean time in order to accommodate you as far as possible, directed the paymaster of the troops to make up your pay from the first of January last.
I am Sir &c
Capt John Heath Joseph Howell
Pittsburgh
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W.D. Accountants Office
June 27th 1794
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you Two hundred and fifty dollars be-ing so much paid by the State of South Carolina
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
The Treasurer will remit to Stevens, Supervisor of Charleston, $250 to defray the expenses paid by South Carolina for an embassy of Cherokee Indians to the seat of government.
Date
06/27/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794062721155
Page start
168
Note
Cited in Stevens to Howell, 07/21/1794.
Notable persons
Daniel Stevens
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Charleston, South Carolina
Accountant's Office

