Receiving an Account and Vouchers
Document 1801Receiving an account and vouchers having to do with the accounts of Robert McCormick and Tench Francis.
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Commissar's Office
P. Otto P. February 20th 1801
Sir, On settlement of the accounts of John Fenwick a balance is found due to the U.S. $40.69.
He has overdrawn from James Stay's estate from 1 July to 9th Novr 1799 — 100 rations to 2d Colt $3.30
[undecipherable] is Deduct $7.14
which sum you will please to deduct from his pay as it becomes due —
[undecipherable] N.S.
Richd Harrison Esq.
Auditor of the Treasury February 20th 1801
Sir,
You will please enclose an account (and vouchers in addition to those transmitted with my letter of the 11 inst) for disbursements made by Robt McGrew, $40, which have been charged to the accounts of York[town] James Burrows amounting to three hundred & sixty two dollars & [undecipherable] — to the Dept of the Treasury —
[undecipherable] N.S.
The Honble
Conrod Bell February 20th 1801
Chairman of the Committee of Accounts
and expenditures [undecipherable]
Sir,
I had the honor to receive your note of yesterday and to enclose to your request [undecipherable] enclosed a statement of the number of Clerks employed in this Office [and]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Receiving an account and vouchers having to do with the accounts of Robert McCormick and Tench Francis.
Date
02/20/1801
Author
Recipient
Document number
1801022021355
Page start
394
Notable persons
Richard Harrison
William Simmons
Tench Francis
purveyor
Robert McCormick
Treasury
auditor of Treasury
Notable items
account
vouchers
arms
fabricating

