Account of Tench Francis
Document 1799Tench Francis, as Purveyor of Public Supplies, should be debited in Simmons' books for $2,850 which has been paid by him to Israel Chapin whose accounts have been rendered to Simmons for settlement.
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[Comptrollers letter dated 11 Feb: 1799 transmitting for settlement at his Office the sum of D: 2850. to be charged to Tench Francis. Inn.]
Treasury Department
Comptroller's Office
February 11th 1799. —
Sir/
Tench Francis as Purveyor of Public supplies having been credited on the books of the Treasury, for the sum of two thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars paid by him to Israel Chapin (as per Certificate of the Register herewith transmitted) whose accompts shewing its application have been rendered to you for settlement; You are requested to cause such entries to be made in the books of your Office, for debiting the said Tench Francis as Purveyor of Public supplies with the said sum of two thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars as shall appear to you requisite. —
I am Sir,
very Respectfully
Your obedt. Servant
[signature: Wm Steele]
William Simmons Esquire. —
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Tench Francis, as Purveyor of Public Supplies, should be debited in Simmons' books for $2,850 which has been paid by him to Israel Chapin whose accounts have been rendered to Simmons for settlement.
Date
02/11/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Treasury Department
Document number
1799021170001
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
John Steele
Notable locations
War Department
Treasury Department
Notable items
purveyor of public supplies
accounts
certificate of the register
settlement
books
debiting

