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Enclosure C: [Payments to the Treasurer of the United States], 1 January 1793

[C]51
Payments to the Treasurer of the United States. *
No.	Paid Warrant
1503.	To David Allison, agent for Robert King and Richard Fields, for their compensation going Express to the Cherokee nation	64.
1818.	Robert Forsyth, for his compensation as marshal for the district of Georgia	130.	15.
1970.	Edward Blake, superintendent of the lighthouse in South Carolina, to defray the expenses of said establishment	681.	36.
1999.	Arnold Willis, balance due to him from the United States, for a bill of exchange returned unpaid	594.	50.
2036.	Sharp Delany, assignee of Lieut. Col: de Touzard, for his pension	180.
2056.	Jonathan Williams, junr. for a bill of exchange on the late commissioners at Paris, returned	12.
2074	William Allibone, for his services and expenses in examining and surveying the light-house at Bald Head, North Carolina	212.
2077.	William Bill, for sundry setts of Exchange on the late Commissioners at Paris, returned	168.
2083	Joseph Anthony, agent for John Brown Cutting, being in full for a sum of money granted him by Congress	1,580.	46.
2084	William Allibone, superintendent of the light-house at Cape Henlopen, to defray expenses in support of said Establishment	430.
2096.	Oliver Wolcott, junr: for the salaries of his office, as Comptroller of the Treasury	1,850.
2097	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	2,500.
2098	Ditto ditto	500.
2099	Henry Knox, for the salaries of his office, as Secretary at War	1,762.	50.
2100.	William Simmons, Attorney for John Cochran, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for New York	375.
2101.	Nehemiah Tilton, agent for James Tilton, for his salary as commissioner of loans for Delaware	150.
2102.	Joseph Nourse, for the salaries of his office as Register of the Treasury	4,500.
2103.	John Meyer, agent for Alexander Hamilton, for the salaries of his office, as Secretary of the Treasury	2,306.
2104.	Richard Harrison, for the salaries of his office as Auditor of the Treasury	2,608.	58.
2105.	George Taylor, agent for Thomas Jefferson, for the salaries of his office as Secretary of State	1,621.	67.

2106.	John Jordan, for his pension	10.
2107.	James Mathers, for his salary as door keeper to the Senate of the United States	125.
2108.	Thomas Claxton, for his salary as assistant door keeper to the House of Representatives	112.	50.
2109.	Isaac Sherman, for his salary as a clerk employed in the Treasury department in counting money	125.
2110.	David Henley ditto ditto	125.
2111.	W. Irvine, J. Kean, and W. Langdon, for the salaries of their office, as commissioners for adjusting claims of individual states with the United States	3,075.
2112.	Gifford Dally, for his salary as door keeper to the House of Representatives	125.
2113.	George Turner, for his salary as one of the Judges of the Western territory	200.
2114.	John Kean, Attorney for Frederick William de Steuben, for his pension	625.
2115.	John Inskeep, Attorney for Joseph Anderson, for his salary as one of the Judges of the territory south of the Ohio	200.
2116.	Matthew McConnell, Attorney for Arthur St. Clair, for his salary as governor of the Western territory	500.
2117.	Bernard Webb, agent for John Beckley, for his salary as Clerk of the House of Representatives	375.
2118.	Thomas Fitzsimons, agent for James Wilson, for his salary as one of the Associate Judges	875.
2119.	Bernard Webb, agent for John Beckley, attorney for Harry Innes, for his salary as district judge of Kentucky	250.
2120.	John Kean, Attorney for Thomas Bee, for his salary as district Judge of South Carolina	450.
2121.	Ditto, Attorney for John Neufville, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for South Carolina	250.
2122.	John Bard, agent for Nathaniel Pendleton, for his Salary as Judge for the district of Georgia	375.
2123.	Samuel Meredith, for the salaries of his office, as Treasurer of the United States	775.
2124.	Robert Morris, agent for Edmund Randolph, for his salary as Attorney General of the United States	375.
2125.	Hugh Williamson, Attorney for William Blount, for his salary as governor of the territory south of the Ohio	500.
2126.	Ditto, Attorney for Daniel Smith, his salary as Secretary of the territory south of the Ohio	187.	50.
2127.	Ditto, Attorney for William Skinner, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for North Carolina	250.
2128.	Ditto, Attorney for John McNairy, for his salary as one of the Judges of the territory south of the Ohio	200.
2129.	Samuel Meredith, Attorney for John Blair, for his salary as one of the Associate Judges	875.
2130.	Thomas Smith, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for Pennsylvania	375.
2131.	John Sitgreaves, Attorney for John Sitgreaves, for his salary as Judge for the district of North Carolina	375.
2132.	Robert Smith, Attorney for David Campbell, for his salary as one of the Judges of the Western territory	200.

2133.	Richard Peters, for his salary as Judge for the district of Pennsylvania	400.
2134.	Samuel A. Otis, for his salary as Secretary to the Senate	375.
2135.	Joseph Nourse, attorney for John Sullivan, for his salary as Judge for the district of New Hampshire	250.
2136.	Ditto, attorney for Cyrus Griffin, for his salary as Judge for the district of Virginia	450.
2137.	William Cushing, for his salary as one of the associate judges	875.
2138.	Samuel Meredith, on Account of the War department	3,000.
2139.	Ditto ditto	1,000.
2140.	Clement Biddle, agent for Thomas Johnson, for his salary as one of the associate Judges	875.
2141.	Alexander and James Parker, Agents for Samuel McDowell, junior, compensation to the Assistant Marshal for the district of Kentucky	40.	79.
2142.	Alexander Parker, agent for Samuel McDowell, junior, compensation to John Eakin, as assistant in taking a census of the inhabitants of Kentucky	50.	4.
2143.	Joseph Howell, for extra services of a clerk employed in his office as accountant to the War department	229.	16.
2144.	Tobias Lear, on account of the President’s compensation	3,000.
2145.	William Allibone, superintendent of the light house at Cape Henlopen, to defray expenses in support of said establishment.	400.
2146.	John Kean, Attorney for Richard Law, for his salary as judge for the district of Connecticut	250.
2147.	Elliott and Williams, for provisions issued, and sundry supplies furnished the Quarter master’s department	2,760.	67.
2148.	James Mazurie, assignee of Pierce Manning, agent for Abner Neale, for attending the circuit and district courts of North Carolina.	20.
2149.	Joseph Anthony, attorney to James Iredell, for his salary as one of the associate Judges	875.
2150.	Robert Underwood, agent for Joseph Bindon, attorney to Dominique L’Eglize, for his pension	30.
2151.	Samuel Hodgdon, Attorney for James O’Hara, for the use of the Quarter master’s department	2,000.
2152.	Joseph Howell, on account of the department of War	156,595.	56.
2153.	George Meade, agent for Richard Wylly, commissioner of loans for Georgia, for the salary of a clerk employed in his office	91.	20.
2154.	James Boggs, agent for Robert Morris, for his salary as judge for the district of New Jersey	250.
2155.	Joseph Howell, for the salaries of his office, as accountant of the War department	625.
2156.	Henry Knox, assignee of Michael Hillegas, for the amount of a warrant, No. 485, returned unpaid	33.	33.
2157.	Robert Elliott and Elie Williams, being on account of supplies furnished, and to be furnished, for the use of the Army	20,000.
2158.	Tobias Van Zandt, agent for William Allen, for 80 horsemen’s swords, furnished Capt. Stake’s troop	400.
2159.	Clement Biddle, balance due to him on account of provisions issued to the recruits	114.	13.

2160.	George Bickham, attorney for Samuel McDowell junior, his compensation as marshal for the district of Kentucky	83.
2161.	John Templeman, for a sett of exchange on the late commissioners at Paris, returned	12.
2162.	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	10,000.
2163.	Ditto ditto	2,000.
2164.	William Porter, assignee of Daniel Hale, for sundry rations issued to the recruits at Albany, &c.	169.	79.
2165.	John Kean, attorney for Henry Marchant, for his salary as Judge for the district of Rhode Island	200.
2166.	A. R. C. M. de la Forest, being on account of the debt due from the United States to France	24,660.
2167.	Joseph Nourse, agent for John Hopkins, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for Virginia	375.
2168.	Robert Underwood, assignee for Joseph Bindon, attorney for Joseph Traversie, for his pension	30.
2169.	Samuel Emery, agent for Nathaniel Appleton, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for Massachusetts	375.
2170.	Charles Young, assignee of Nathaniel Chipman, for his salary as Judge for the district of Vermont	200.
2171.	Melancton Smith, for provisions issued to the troops at Westpoint	128.	72.
2172.	David Allison, agent for William Blount, for the use of the War department, in the territory southwest of the Ohio	5,000.
2173.	Abraham Witmer, assignee of Joseph Dicker, and others, for 100 rifles delivered for the use of the army	1,200.
2174.	Robert Forsyth, being in full of his own and assistant’s compensation for taking an enumeration of the inhabitants of Georgia	336.	61.
2175.	Robert Forsyth, his compensation for attending several sessions of the district and circuit courts of Georgia	231.	90.
2176.	Melancton Smith, for provisions issued to the troops at New York	268.	86.
2177.	Tobias Lear, on account of the President’s compensation	1,000.
2178.	Henry Drinker, attorney for Chauncey Whittlesey, for rations issued to the troops at Connecticut	879.	44.
2179.	Thomas Billington and Charles Young, on account of a contract for furnishing the troops with clothing	4,500.
2180.	Abraham Wilt, attorney for major de Bert de Majun, a foreign officer, late in the service of the United States	7,371.
2181.	George Meade, agent for Richard Wylly, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for Georgia.	175.
2182.	John Kean, attorney for William Imlay, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for Connecticut	250.
2183.	Tench Coxe, for oil purchased for the use of the light house at Cape Henry, in the State of Virginia	380.	80.
2184.	Samuel Howell, for supplies furnished the dragoon recruits at Elkton, under the command of Major Rudolph	162.	85.
2185.	Samuel Smith, agent for Elliott and Williams, on account of the expenses of the recruiting service	4,000.
2186.	Samuel Hodgdon, attorney for James O’Hara, being for the use of the Quarter master’s department	1,000.
2187.	Reed and Forde, assignees of captain Sharpe, a foreign officer, late in the service of the United States	1,229.	11.

2188.	Edmund Randolph, attorney General, for his expenses to, and from York town, in attending the circuit courts held there	54.
2189.	Ferdinand Gourdon, assignee of William Paca, for his salary as Judge for the district of Maryland	375.
2190.	Samuel Hodgdon, attorney for James O’Hara, being for the use of the Quarter master’s department	35,000.
2191.	John Stagg, junr. agent for Thomas Randall, superintendent of the light house at Sandy-hook, for the support of said establishment	231.	86.
2192.	George Taylor, Attorney for John Jay, for his salary as chief Justice of the United States	1,000.
2193.	Abraham Miller, for rations and other supplies furnished to a detachment of recruits at Bridgetown	48.	86.
2194.	Christian Lybrandt, for 30,000 bricks, for the purpose of finishing the light house at Bald head, North Carolina	150.
2195.	Peter Bob, for 3,000 ditto ditto	15.
2196.	John Brown, attorney for Robert Irwin, for his compensation as assistant to the marshal for the district of Kentucky	51.	27.
2197.	Patrick Ferrall, for defraying the contingent expenses of the Commissioner’s office	150.
2198.	Philip Nicklin and Co. assignees of Samuel Smith, agent for Elliott and Williams, on account of supplies furnished for the use of the army	20,000.
2199.	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	6,362.
2200.	Antoine R. C. M. de la Forest, on Account of the debt due from the United States to France	19,961.
2201.	William Allibone, superintendent of the light house at Cape Henlopen, to defray expenses in support of said establishment	534.
2202.	Thomas Billington and Charles Young, for sundry pattern articles of clothing, deposited in the War office	128.	46.
2203.	John Hopkins, commissioner of loans for Virginia, to pay interest on the several species of stock	3,600.
2204.	Ditto, to enable him to pay invalid pensions	400.
2205.	John Lamb, balance due to him, on account of sundry expenditures to invalid pensioners in New York	498.	54.
2206.	James Burnside, attorney for James Ewing, for his salary as Commissioner of loans for New Jersey	175.
2207.	Thomas Harwood, Commissioner of loans for Maryland on account of interest on the several species of stock	7,000.
2208.	Edward Carrington, assignee of Matthew Harvey, for rations issued to the troops at Fincastle, Virginia	517.	36.
2209.	Ditto, assignee of James Roberts, for rations issued to the troops marching from Richmond to Winchester	354.	4.
2210.	Joseph Nourse, agent for Elizabeth Bergen, for her pension	13.	33.
2211.	John Hopkins, commissioner of loans for Virginia, on account of the interest due on the several species of stock	1,200.
2212.	Tobias Lear, on account of the President’s compensation	2,000.
2213.	Thomas Billington and Charles Young, balance due to them on account of a contract for supplying the troops with clothing	705.	11.

2214.	Joseph Nourse, agent for paying the contingent expenses of the Treasury department	800.
2215.	John Wilkins, Assignee of Alexander Scott, balance due for supplies furnished the troops at Lancaster	668.	47.
2216.	Samuel Meredith, agent for James Read, assignee of John Skinner, his compensation as marshal for the district of South Carolina	156.
2217.	Ditto, agent for ditto, assignee for ditto ditto	285.	60.
2218.	Jonathan Trumbull, to enable him to make payments to the members of the House of Representatives	12,000.
2219.	Samuel A. Otis, to be applied towards the payment of the Senators, for their compensations	2,384.	40
2220.	Roger Sherman, attorney for Philip B. Bradley, his compensation as marshal for the district of Connecticut	337.	7
2221.	William Allibone, Superintendant of the light-house at Cape Henlopen, for support of said establishment	144.
2222.	Alexander Humphries, balance due on account of provisions furnished to captain Gibson’s company at Staunton	385.	71.
2223.	Benjamin Connor, balance due on account of rations furnished and supplies in the Quarter master’s department	387.	57.
2224.	John Kean, Attorney for Richard Law, for his salary as judge for the district of Connecticut	250.
2225.	George Thatcher, Attorney for David Sewall, for his salary as Judge for the district of Maine	500.
2226.	Tench Francis, to be applied towards the purchase of certain Indian supplies	2,000.
2227.	Samuel Meredith, on Account of the War department	8,000.
2228.	Ditto ditto	2,000.
2229.	Jedidiah Huntington, for payments made to invalid pensioners at Connecticut	57.	12.
2230.	Samuel A. Otis, to be applied towards the payment of the Senators, for their compensations	268.	80
2231.	Jeremiah Smith, attorney for Daniel Warner, for his compensation as deputy marshal for the district of New Hampshire	96.	14.
2232.	William Imlay, Commissioner of loans, Connecticut, to pay interest due on the several species of stocks	4,750.
2233.	William Imlay, agent for paying the invalid pensioners in the State of Connecticut	2,000.
2234.	Antoine R. C. M. de la Forest, being on account of the debt due from the United States to France	2,358.
2235.	Richard Wylly, commissioner of loans, Georgia, on account of interest due on the several species of stock	1,300.
2236.	John Hopkins, Commissioner of loans, Virginia, on account of interest due on the several species of stock	1,250.
2237.	Ditto, Commissioner of loans, Virginia, on account of interest due on the several species of stock	1,800.
2238.	William Gardner, commissioner of loans, New Hampshire, on account of interest due on the several species of stock	5,050.
2239.	Winthrop Sargent, for his salary as Secretary of the territory north west of the Ohio	750.
2240.	Hugh Williamson, Attorney for William Blount, for the use of the War department, within the territory South West of the Ohio	6,000.

2241.	Clement Biddle, for provisions issued to the recruits, and various supplies furnished in the Quarter master’s and hospital department	997.	87.
2242.	Benjamin Lincoln, superintendant of light house, Massachusetts, amount of sundry expenses in support of said establishment.	9,617.	96.
2243.	Benjamin Bayley, agent for John Paulding for his pension	100.
2244.	Clement Biddle, for sundry supplies furnished Joseph Brandt, chief of the six nations of Indians, during his stay in Philadelphia	466.	33.
2245.	Jedidiah Huntington, superintendant of light house, New London, amount of sundry expenditures in support of said establishment	1,093.	21.
2246.	Otho H. Williams, amount of sundry payments to invalid pensioners, at Baltimore	1,603.	79.
2247.	Antoine R. C. M. de la Forest, being an account of the debt due from the United States to France	8,997.
2248.	John Hopkins, Commissioner of loans, Virginia, on account of interest due on the several species of stock	7,350.
2249.	Ditto, Commissioner of loans, Virginia, on account of payments made to invalid pensioners	2,750.
2250.	Samuel Hodgdon, attorney to James O’Hara, for the use of the Quarter master’s department	1,000.
2251.	Joseph Nourse, for the purpose of stating and printing certain public accounts	220.
2253.	Samuel Hodgdon, Attorney for James O’Hara, for the use of the Quarter master’s department	1,500.
2254.	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	5,500.
2255.	Ditto ditto	1,500.	00.
2256.	Adam Anstat, for 17 rifles made by order of the Secretary at War	204.
2257.	John McIntire, for sundry rations issued to the militia of Ohio County, State of Virginia	318.	64.
2258.	Samuel Millish, junr., attorney for Israel Chapin, balance due for supplies furnished, and expenses incurred for the five nations of Indians	27.	33.
2259.	James B. Smith, for making three large wampum belts for the use of the Indian department	43.
2260.	Wheelen and Miller, agents to Jacob Dickert and others, for 67 rifles made for the use of the United States	804.
2261.	Henry Drinker, for three sinkers for the beacon boats directed to be stationed in the bay of Chesapeak	74.	44.
2262.	John Nicholson, for 26 rifles made by order of the Secretary at War	312.
2264.	Tobias Lear, on account of the President’s compensation	1,000.
2265.	John Kean, to be applied towards discharging unclaimed dividends	2,671.	99.
2267.	Antoine R. C. M. de la Forest, on account of the debt due from the United States to France	64,935.	1.
2268.	John Miller, junr. for his attendance inspecting the clothing for the army	200.
2269.	Tench Francis, on account of the incidental and contingent expenses of the War department	1,000.
2270.	Samuel A. Otis, to be applied towards payment of the Senators, for their compensations	3,840.

2271.	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	1,500.
2272.	Ditto ditto	1,500.
2273.	David Ridgway, for 30,000 bricks, for the completion of the light house at Bald head, North Carolina	150.
2274.	John Kean, to be applied towards discharging unclaimed dividends	90.	10.
2275.	Ditto ditto	32.	66.
2276.	James Ewing, Commissioner of loans, New Jersey, to pay interest on the several species of stock	4,000.
2277.	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	6,000.
2278.	Joseph Anthony and son, Assignees for John Habersham, agent for James Seagrove, for a bill of exchange drawn on account of the War department	900.
2279.	James Wilson, attorney for James Duane, for his salary as Judge for the district of New York	375.
2280.	Ditto, Attorney for James Duane, for his salary as Judge for the district of New York	1,125.
2281.	John Kean, to be applied towards discharging unclaimed dividends	770.	17.
2282.	Gabriel Blakeney, for sundry rations issued to the militia of Washington county, Pennsylvania	947.	84.
2283.	John Hopkins, on account of payments made to invalid pensioners	400.
2284.	William Imlay, agent for paying invalid pensions in the State of Connecticut	1,500.
2285.	Ditto, Commissioner of loans, Connecticut, to pay interest due on the several species of stock	1,500.
2286.	Jonathan Burrall, assignee of John McComb, agent for John McComb, junior, on account of a contract for erecting a light house on Cape Henry	2,000.
2287.	James McKenzie, for his pension	30.
2288.	Samuel Meredith, on account of the War department	34,878.
2289.	Solomon Maxwell, balance due on account of supplies furnished the recruits in the State of Delaware	250.	60.
2290.	John McComb, junior, balance due on account of contract for erecting a light house of Cape Henry, Virginia	3,350.
2291.	Thomas Billington and Charles Young, on account of sundry articles of clothing for the use of the army	2,000.
2292.	James Poupard, for sundry seals for the use of the public offices of the territory north west of the Ohio	123.	80.
2294.	The State of Maryland, for payments made by said State to invalid pensioners	2,343.	63.
2295.	John Adams, on account of his compensation as Vice president of the United States	340.
2296.	Tobias Lear, for so much paid by the President to an express rider	12.
2297.	Samuel A. Otis, on account of the contingent expenses of the Senate, and of his office	655.	50.
2298.	John Kean, to be applied towards discharging unclaimed dividends	548.	10.
2299.	Jonathan Burrall, agent for Nicholas Hoffman, to be applied to the purpose of purchasing certain Indian supplies	640.	56.
2300.	George Benson, Agent for Jabez Bowen, for his salary as Commissioner loans, Rhode Island	150.

2301.	Jean de Ternant, being on account of the debt due from the United States to France	5,445.
2302.	Ditto, for his pay and services as a foreign officer late in the service of the United States	9,754.	68.
2303.	John Hopkins, on account of payments made to invalid pensioners	1,150.
2304.	Ditto, Commissioner of loans, Virginia, on accot: of interest due on the several species of stock	750.
2305.	Nathaniel Appleton Massachusetts ditto	3,000.
2306.	Jonathan Trumbull, to enable him to make payments to the members of the House of Representatives	12,000.
2307.	Antoine R. C. M. de la Forest, being account of the debt due from the United States to France	34,558.	82.
2308.	Clement Biddle, balance due to the State of Pennsylvania on account of rations issued to the militia of said State	1 447.	93.
2309.	Tobias Lear, agent for Jonathan Steele, his compensation as Clerk of the circuit and district Courts of New Hampshire	52.	20.
2310.	Ditto, attorney for Nathaniel Rogers, his compensation as marshal for the district of New Hampshire	329.	93.
2311.	Robert Crawford, agent for John Stuart, balance due for supplies furnished the riflemen in Virginia	1 753.	6.
2313.	Tobias Lear, on account of the President’s compensation	1,000.
2314.	Samuel Hodgdon, Attorney for James O’Hara, for the use of the Quarter master’s department	8,090.	67.
2315.	Tench Francis, to be applied to the purpose of purchasing sundry military stores	1,000.
2316.	Aaron Robinson, balance due on account of supplies furnished to the recruits at Bennington	322.	62.
2317.	William Allibone, superintendant of the light house at Cape Henlopen, for support of said Establishment	966.	50.
2320.	Clement Biddle, for his compensation as marshal for the district of Pennsylvania	545.	51.
2321.	Ditto ditto	622.	95.
2322.	John Cochran, commissioner of loans for New York, to be applied towards the payment of interest on the several species of stock	93,000.
2323.	Thomas Harwood, Maryland, ditto	11,000.
2326.	Thomas Smith, Pennsylvania ditto	25,402.	83.
2328.	Samuel Meredith, for purchases made him, as agent to the Trustees for the reduction of the public debt	15,098.	11
2333.	John Kean, to be applied towards payment of interest on the funded six and three per cent stocks	304,303.	27.
2338.	Edward Blake, Superintendant of the lighthouse at South Carolina, for defraying the expenses of said establishment	163.	27.
2339.	Ditto ditto	1,253.	52.
2340.	John Habersham, for amount of sundry payments made to Invalid pensioners	526.	77.
2341.	Nathaniel Appleton, commissioner of loans for Massachusetts, to pay interest due on the several species of stock	62,000.
2342.	William Ellery, superintendant of the light house at Rhode Island, to defray expenses of said establishment	754.	58.

2343.	Jabez Bowen, Commissioner of loans for Rhode Island, to pay interest on the several species of stock	6,000.
2344.	Ditto ditto	6,000.
2345.	William Imlay, Commissioner of loans for Connecticut, do.	4.050.
2346.	Samuel Meredith, to defray contingent expenses of his own and Henley and Sherman’s office	158.	97.
		1,250,592.	61.
	Balance in my hands this day, as explained below	783,444.	51.
		2,034.037.	12.
	Cash in the Bank of the United States	109,169.	45.
	Ditto North America	61,601.	30.
	Ditto New York	69,019.	8
	Ditto Providence	28,157.	87.
	Ditto, office of discount and deposit, Boston	154,860.	67.
	Ditto New York	224,735.	51.
	Ditto Baltimore	73,653.	64.
	Ditto Charleston	62,015.	85.
	Amount of contingencies paid, for which there is no appropriation	142.	14.
	Amount paid Saml. Brook, a clerk in the office, for which there is no do.	90.
	Dollars	783,444.	51.

Receipts by the Treasurer of the United States.
Balance of Account furnished to the 1st. of October last				420,914.	51.
No.	Received for Warrant —
1520.	On Isaac Holmes	Collector	Charleston	480.
1535.	ditto	ditto	ditto	201.	36.
1685.	John Habersham	ditto	Savannah	231.	90.
1686.	ditto	ditto	ditto	130.	15.
1687.	ditto	ditto	ditto	336.	61.
1688.	Charles Lee	ditto	Alexandria	4,000.
1689.	John Lamb	ditto	New York	498.	54.
1690.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	1,200.
1691.	James Read	ditto	Wilmington (N. C.)	441.	60
1692.	Jedidiah Huntington	ditto	New London	57.	12.
1693.	ditto	ditto	ditto	4,750.
1694.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1695.	John Habersham	ditto	Savannah	1,300.
1696.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	300.
1697.	William Heth	ditto	Bermuda hundred	1,800.
1698.	Joseph Whipple	ditto	Portsmouth	3,000.
1699.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,050.
1700.	Benjamin Lincoln	ditto	Boston	9,617.	96.
1701.	Jedidiah Huntington	ditto	New London	1,093.	21.
1702.	Otho H. Williams	ditto	Baltimore	1 603.	79
1703.	George Biscoe	ditto	Nottingham	700.
1704.	Otho H. Williams	ditto	Baltimore	23,000.
1705.	Sharp Delany	ditto	Philadelphia	3,040.	96.

1706.	John Lamb	ditto	New York	13,219.	26.
1707.	Jedidiah Huntington	ditto	New London	1,700.
1708.	Hudson Muse	ditto	Tappahannock	450.
1709.	William Heth	ditto	Bermuda Hundred	1,310.
1710.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,725.
1711.	James McC. Lingan	ditto	George town, Maryland	1,115.
1712.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	400.
1713.	Jedidiah Huntington	ditto	New London	1,000.
1714.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1715.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1716.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1717.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1718.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1719.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1720.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1721.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1722.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1723.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1724.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1725.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1726.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1727.	Jonathan Fitch	ditto	New Haven	2,000.
1728.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1729.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1730.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1731.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1732.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1733.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1734.	Samuel Smedley	ditto	Fairfield	300.
1735.	ditto	ditto	ditto	300.
1736.	ditto	ditto	ditto	300.
1737.	ditto	ditto	ditto	100.
1738.	ditto	ditto	ditto	200.
1739.	John Halsted	ditto	Perth Amboy	2,714.	24.
1740.	James McC. Lingan	ditto	George town, Maryland	400.
1741.	Abraham Archer	ditto	York town, Virginia	200.
1742.	Hudson Muse	ditto	Tappahannock	1,500.
1743.	Richard M. Scott	ditto	Dumfries	200.
1744.	ditto	ditto	ditto	200.
1745.	Charles Lee	ditto	Alexandria	3,000.
1746.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1747.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1748.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1749.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1750.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1751.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1752.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1753.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1754.	William Gibb	ditto	Foley landing	200.
1755.	Thomas Benbury	ditto	Edenton, N. Carola.	250.
1756.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1757.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1758.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1759.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1760.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.

1761.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1762.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1763.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1764.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1765.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1766.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1767.	ditto	ditto	ditto	400.
1768.	ditto	ditto	ditto	400.
1769.	James Read	ditto	Wilmington, N. C.	500.
1770.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1771.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1772.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1773.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1774.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1775.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1776.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1777.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1778.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1779.	ditto	ditto	ditto	400.
1780.	John Daves	ditto	Newbern	500.
1781.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1782.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1783.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1784.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1785.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1786.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1787.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1788.	ditto	ditto	ditto	200.
1789.	ditto	ditto	ditto	200.
1790.	Nathan Keais	ditto	Washington	250.
1791.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1792.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1793.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1794.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1795.	Isaac Gregory	ditto	Camden	250.
1796.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1797.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1798.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1799.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1800.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1801.	ditto	ditto	ditto	300.
1802.	William Heth	ditto	Bedmuda Hundred	1,150.
1803	ditto	ditto	ditto	750.
1804.	Francis Cook	ditto	Wiscassctts	250.
1805.	Isaac Holmes	ditto	Charleston	163.	27.
1806.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,253.	52.
1807.	John Habersham	ditto	Savannah	526.	77.
1808.	Abraham Archer	ditto	York town, Virginia	250.
1809.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1810.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1811.	ditto	ditto	ditto	250.
1812.	ditto	ditto	ditto	400.
1813.	Hudson Muse	ditto	Tappahannock	800.
1814.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1815.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.

1816.	Charles Lee	ditto	Alexandria	500.
1817.	ditto	ditto	ditto	300.
1818.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1819.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1820.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1821.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1822.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1823.	James Read	ditto	Wilmington, N: Carol.	500.
1824.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1825.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1826.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1827.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1828.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1829.	Isaac Gregory	ditto	Camden	500.
1830.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	2,000.
1831.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1832.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1833.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1834.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1835.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1836.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1837.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1838.	William Heth	ditto	Bermuda Hundred	1,000.
1839.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	1,000.
1840.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1841.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1842.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1843.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1844.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1845.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1846.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1847.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1848.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1849.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1850.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1851.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1852.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,000.
1853.	William Heth	ditto	Bermuda Hundred	2,000.
1854.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	1,000.
1855.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1856.	William Heth	ditto	Bermuda hundred	1,000.
1857.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,000.
1858.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1859.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1860.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	500.
1861.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1862.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1863.	ditto	ditto	ditto	500.
1864.	William Ellery	ditto	Newport	754.	58.
1865.	Epes Sargent	ditto	Gloucester	1,500.
1866.	Joseph Hiller	ditto	Salem	8,000.
1867.	Stephen Hussey	ditto	Nantucket	130.
1868.	Joseph Otis	ditto	Barnstable	49.
1869.	Edward Pope	ditto	New Bedford	600.
1870.	Benjamin Lincoln	ditto	Boston	137,000.

1871.	Hodijah Baylies	ditto	Dighton	1,000.
1872.	Jeremiah Hill	ditto	Biddeford & pepperellboro’	1,966.	28
1873.	Nathaniel F. Fosdick	ditto	Portland	5,854.
1874.	William Webb	ditto	Bath	2,177.	90
1875.	Francis Cook	ditto	Wiscassetts	76.	46.
1876.	John Lee	ditto	Penobscot	594.	12.
1877.	Stephen Smith	ditto	Machias	400.
1878.	L. T. Delesdernier	ditto	Passamaquody	140.
1879.	Jeremiah Olney	ditto	Providence	31,800.
1880.	ditto	ditto	ditto	4,000.
1881	Jediidiah Huntington	ditto	New London	7,150.
1882.	Jonathan Fitch	ditto	New Haven	950.
1883.	Samuel Smedley	ditto	Fairfield	690.
1884.	Henry P. Dering	ditto	Sagg Harbour	300.
1885.	John Lamb	ditto	New York	325,150.	7.
1886.	ditto	ditto	ditto	32,196.	61.
1887.	ditto	ditto	ditto	8,799.	50.
1888.	John Halsted	ditto	Perth Amboy	1,080.
1889.	Sharp Delany	ditto	Philadelphia	327,415.	42.
1890.	ditto	ditto	ditto	17,750.	92.
1891.	George Bush	ditto	Wilmington, Del.	5,573.	92.
1892.	Otho H. Williams	ditto	Baltimore	97,977.	35.
1893.	ditto	ditto	ditto	20,000.
1894.	John Gunby	ditto	Snowhill	100.
1895.	John Davidson	ditto	Annapolis	2,026.	57.
1896.	George Biscoe	ditto	Nottingham	1,514.	64.
1897.	John C. Jones	ditto	Cedar point	500.
1898.	James McC. Lingan	ditto	George town, Maryland	4,823.	16.
1899.	William Heth	ditto	Bermuda hundred	18,630.	4.
1900.	Richard M. Scott	ditto	Dumfries	500.
1901.	Charles Lee	ditto	Alexandria	11,841.	3.
1902.	Thomas Benbury	ditto	Edenton, North Carola.	600.
1903.	Charles Brown	ditto	George town, S. Carolina	1,501.	55.
1904.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,500.
1905.	William Lindsay	ditto	Norfolk	21,708.	2.
1906.	Isaac Holmes	ditto	Charleston	4,757.	69.
1907.	ditto	ditto	ditto	6,798.	7.
1908.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,550.	55.
1909.	ditto	ditto	ditto	11,121.	71.
1910.	ditto	ditto	ditto	36,816.	10.
1911.	Edward Wigglesworth	ditto	Newburyport	14,830.	50.
80.	William Shippen			2,547.	38.
82.	The President, Directors and Company of the Bank of North America			156,595.	56.
83.	Henry Knox			2,304.	38.
84.	Samuel Hodgdon			4,240.
85.	Clement Biddle			118.
15.	Edward Carrington	Supervisor	Virginia	871.	40.
16.	ditto	ditto	ditto	2,750.
17.	ditto	ditto	ditto	7,350.
18.	John Chester	ditto	Connecticut	1,500.
19.	ditto	ditto	ditto	1,500.
20.	Andrew Barrett	ditto	Delaware	700.
21.	John Chester	ditto	Connecticut	1,720.

22.	Richard Morris	ditto	New York	8,349.	11.
23.	John S. Dexter	ditto	Rhode Island	12,200.	22.
24.	George Gale	ditto	Maryland	4,320.	57.
25.	Nathaniel Gorham	ditto	Massachusetts	44,000.
			Dollars	2,034,037.	12.

Treasury of the United States
Philadelphia, January, 1st, 1793.

Samuel Meredith,
Treasurer of the United States.

51. At this point in the MS the following note appears: “For Reference C, containing an Account of Receipts and Expenditures by the Treasurer of the United States, from 1st. October to 31st. December 1792, See Record of Treasurer’s Accounts. Vol. 2: page to .” The manuscript for the accounts printed above as enclosure “C” may be found in RG 233, Records of Reports from Executive Departments, Reports from the Treasurer, 2d Congress, 2d session, to 3d Congress, 2d session, National Archives.

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* See Report of the Secretary of the Treasury, dated February. 4th. 1793 Reference C.

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Title: Enclosure C: [Payments to the Treasurer of the United States], 1 January 1793
Authors: Treasury Department
Meredith, Samuel
Date: 1 January 1793

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Cite as: “Enclosure C: [Payments to the Treasurer of the United States], 1 January 1793,” Founders Online, National Archives, https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Hamilton/01-13-02-0299-0006. [Original source: The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vol. 13, November 1792 – February 1793, ed. Harold C. Syrett. New York: Columbia University Press, 1967, pp. 562–576.]