Saving the Expense of Rent
Document 1798An account has been adjusted at the Treasury in which $192 is due Hodgdon, the sum paid to William Smith for two years' rent of store No. 2 in which the rigging and sails of the ship "Cassius" are deposited. The sum will be paid at the Treasury but the expense can be saved in the future if these articles are moved to a public store.
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An account has been adjusted at the Treasury in which $192 is due Hodgdon, the sum paid to William Smith for two years' rent of store No. 2 in which the rigging and sails of the ship "Cassius" are deposited. The sum will be paid at the Treasury but the expense can be saved in the future if these articles are moved to a public store.
Date
01/31/1798
Author
Recipient
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Treasury Department, Comptrollers Office
Document number
1798013180201
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
John Steele
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Treasury Dept., Comptrollers Office