Business at the Branch Bank of New York
Document 1794The business at the Bank has been settled for Dayton and the General but a draft on the Branch Bank of New York cannot be obtained unless Dayton directs the money to be transmitted to the Branch.
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list, and their enclosures, the accompts, account and vouchers appears to be proper as far as they go, I now return them as it is unnecessary that I should have them untill a settlement is intended when the bounty to each recruit on service must be paid in full — The Treasurer will remit to Aaron Dunham esq. Supervisor at Trenton to be transmitted to you the sum of Forty six dollars and ninety Cents, being the pay of yourself and your recruits to the 20th of June inclusive which you will pay agreeably to the inclosed pay roll taking the receipts accordingly agreeably to instructions —
I am Sir &c
Joseph Howell
Ensign James Richmond
Brunswick, New Jersey
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W.D. Accountants Office
July 17th 1795
Sir
Your favour of the 11th reached me too late to be answered yesterday — I have settled the bounty at the Bank for you and the General, but on application to the Cashier I find a draft on the Branch Bank of New York com-
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
The business at the Bank has been settled for Dayton and the General but a draft on the Branch Bank of New York cannot be obtained unless Dayton directs the money to be transmitted to the Branch.
Date
07/17/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794071721155
Page start
202
Note
Cited in Dayton to Howell, 07/21/1794.
Notable persons
Jonathan Dayton
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Accountant's Office

