Requests Money to Pay for the Treaty of Tellico
Document 1799Requests money to be able to pay the balance of James O'Hara's account for the Treaty at Tellico.
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Knoxville 13th May 1799.
Sir
The Accountant in his letter to me of the 19th March directs that I pay the balance of James O'Hara &Co's Account for the Contract in the Supplies after the Treaty at Tellico, to enable me to do this, I have drawn on you this day for three thousand dollars, payable to William King or order, at thirty days sight the Amount being Received on Invoice now which will be paid the Barclay &Co, one of the concern, which may be the consideration for, and an appropriation to the use of the Treaty held at Tellico the 25th June to the 1st October 1798, and having passed the amount of the former Bill to the Credit of the Treasurer, I request due honor thereto. I am very respectfully
your humble Servant
The Honble David Hunter
James McHenry Agent of War
Secretary of War
[Phila]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Requests money to be able to pay the balance of James O'Hara's account for the Treaty at Tellico.
Date
05/13/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Knoxville
Collection
Document number
1799051340001
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
David Henley
Accountant
James O'Hara
William King
Barclay McGee
Treasurer
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Knoxville
Tellico
Notable items
account
contract
supplies
treaty
specie
concern
appropriation
credit

