Accounts of Dr. Malachi Treat
Document 1794Dr. Treat's accounts have been handed to the Auditor of the Treasury for adjustment but further evidence is needed before they can be settled. The same is true for Doctor Nesbitt.
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to 6th July 1792 for his due application thereof you are held accountable to be delivered agreeably to the inclosed Schedule. You will therefore as soon as possible affect the Payments and take Receipts which are to be transmitted to me under cover to the Secretary of War. In case a signature is not written it must be witnessed by a Magistrate or some other Official Character or by a person of known responsibility.
Lt Col. John Caldwick I am &c &c
Washington County, Kentucky Joseph Howell
W.D. Accountants Office
Sir October 13th 1794
Your letter addressed to Mr Howell has been received enclosing your accounts which were handed to the Auditor of the Treasury for adjustment — some further evidence is wanting which the inclosed Note will explain accompanying the accounts which when obtained may be returned with an order from [undecipherable] and Doctor Nickletts for payment — it is not convenient for you to employ another person in this place Mr Howell will attend to the business —
Doctr. Treat — I am &c &c
Comp. McMlin
In the absence of Mr Howell
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Dr. Treat's accounts have been handed to the Auditor of the Treasury for adjustment but further evidence is needed before they can be settled. The same is true for Doctor Nesbitt.
Date
10/13/1794
Recipient
Document number
1794101321055
Page start
331
Note
[signed Benjamin Mifflin, in the absence of the Accountant]
Notable persons
Doctor Treat
Benjamin Mifflin
Notable locations
Accountant's Office

