Request for the Particulars for Duties Paid on English Goods
Document 1801Request for the particulars for the duties paid on goods imported from England
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Accountants Office Feby 26, 1801
John Hilly Esq
Supervisor
Balto
Sir I received your letter 22d Feby enclosing Mr C[undecipherable] & S. Holland's receipt for Drs [undecipherable] which is entered on record in the Books of this Office.
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Caleb Swan Esq February 26 1801
P. ell. R.
Sir On settlement of the accounts of [undecipherable] Lieutenant Archd [undecipherable] for paying the Troops in Georgia, a balance is found due to The United States of Sixty nine dollars & [undecipherable] which sum you will please to account ground his [undecipherable] as it becomes and [undecipherable] found a [undecipherable] that his account may be [closed?] in the Books of this Office.
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Wells Chandler Esq February 22 1801
Philada
Sir Your accounts for Monies imported from England on account of the United States and moneys [remitted?] has [come?] to [settle?] adjusted until I am furnished with a Statement of the particulars of the entire [undecipherable] by you in the respective importations [noting?] the particulars of the drawbacks or damages [goods?] & the [payments?] [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Request for the particulars for the duties paid on goods imported from England
Date
02/28/1801
Author
Recipient
Document number
1801022821055
Page start
398
Notable persons
William Chancellor
William Simmons
collector
Notable locations
Philadelphia
England
Notable items
goods imported
statement
duties
importations
drawbacks
damaged goods
account
examination
settlement
receipt

