Adjustments of accounts
Document 1800Regarding adjustments to accounts, encloses these to enable O'Hara to appeal to comptroller of Treasury.
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[Accountants Office]
December 11th 1800
Mr David Ford
of the firm of
Ford, Frelinghuysen & Ford's
Morristown. N. Jersey
Sir
Your account on the Books of this Office is charged with the sum of Sester Merchandise several hundred & Fourteen dollars after, having been received from the Treasury Department on acct of a contract for supplying Iron Ball & Ballly. As this period has long since expired and whilst this articles were to have been remitted to you all a receipts consequently exists for an immediate attention to the Settlement of your account I have to request that you would forward without delay to this Office a Statement shewing the amount supplies, and supported by such documents as the nature of the Contract calls for —
Samt Wm
W.[undecipherable]
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[Accountants Office]
Decembr 20th 1800
James A Hara Esqr
City of Washington
Sir
On the 2d instant you were furnished with a Statement of your accounts, under your Contracts of 1796, 1797, & 1798 shewing the balance due by you under each Contract (exclusive of Interest) amounting in the aggregate to the Sum of Ninety eight thousand, nine hundred forty three Dollars & [undecipherable].
Your letter of the 18th Instt calls for a Statement of the deductions made in the Department of the [undecipherable] accounts which I now make, amounting to one hundred forty eight thousand
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Regarding adjustments to accounts, encloses these to enable O'Hara to appeal to comptroller of Treasury.
Date
12/20/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800122021055
Page start
331
Notable persons
James O'Hara
William Simmons
comptroller of Treasury
Notable locations
City of Washington
Notable items
accounts
appeal
contract
statement
deductions

