Accounts and receipts
Document 1797Sends extracts of the accounts of Abraham Hunt, Elias Dayton, and John Hopkins who are "considerably indebted" to the U. S. Requests the receipts they claim to have sent to the Treasury.
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The Comptroller of the Treasury Accountants Office
Sir March 17th 1797
I herewith inclose you extracts of the accounts of Abraham Hunt, Elias Dayton & John Hopkins, as they stand on the Books of this Office — By which it appears that they are considerably indebted to the United States— On their being called on for a settlement they answer that they have rendered their accounts and Vouchers at the Treasury and fully accounted for the Ball— should this on examination be the [case] I have to request that you will be pleased to give directions for furnishing me with the necessary [strikethrough: directions]
Certificates of the sums passes to the debit of each on the Books of the Treasury, of the monies advanced them from this Office that the accounts may be closed by transfering the sums to accounts transfered to the Books of this Treasury—
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Sends extracts of the accounts of Abraham Hunt, Elias Dayton, and John Hopkins who are "considerably indebted" to the U. S. Requests the receipts they claim to have sent to the Treasury.
Date
03/18/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797031821155
Page start
415
Notable persons
Richard Harrison
William Simmons
Abraham Hunt, Elias Dayton
John Hopkins
comptroller of treasury
Notable locations
Accountants Office
Baltimore
Notable items
accounts
indebted
extracts
settlement
vouchers
certificates
debit


