Account of Monies Advanced by the Paymaster General
Document 1794Samuel Hodgdon is charged with the $130 he received from Capt. Patrick Phelan, a sum which has been debited to the account of transfers of monies to be accounted for at the Treasury Department.
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towards defraying the expenses of an embassy of Cherokee Indians to the seat of Government, which sum be pleased to pay the Treasurer of that State taking duplicate receipts to be transmitted by separate Mails enclosed to me under cover to the Secretary of War.
I am Sir Yr
Joseph Howell
Daniel Stevens Esqr
Supervisor Charleston
South Carolinac.
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W. D. Accountants Office
June 27th 1794
Sir
Samuel Hodgdon is charged on my books with One hundred and thirty dollars he received 15th September 1791 of Captain Patrick Phelon of public monies remaining in his hands of the advanced by me as Acting Paymaster General, which sum I have debited to the account of transfers of monies to be accounted for at the Treasury department, and which in my settlement of this Quarter will be carried to the credit of the account of monies advanced
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Samuel Hodgdon is charged with the $130 he received from Capt. Patrick Phelan, a sum which has been debited to the account of transfers of monies to be accounted for at the Treasury Department.
Date
06/27/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794062721255
Page start
169
Notable persons
Richard Harrison
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Accountant's Office

