From Alexander Hamilton to Sharp Delany, 26 May 1790
To Sharp Delany
Treasury Department
May 26th. 1790
Sir
The preceding Circular letter of the 30th of March, having been refered to by the Comptroller of the Treasury,1 in a letter from him, to you dated yesterday, it is now sent forward, that you may comprehend his meaning; heretofore it has been omitted, on account of the arrangement made for the Loan with the Bank, you will find by the enclosed letter of the 20th Instant2 my intention that the money you will hereafter receive, shall be paid into the Bank of North America from time to time, and that the duplicate of the receipts with which they will furnish you, will afford here a sufficient basis for the issuing a Warrant to cover them.
I am Sir With respect your obedient Servant
A Hamilton
Sharp Delany Esqr
Collector
Philadelphia
LS, Collector of Customs at Philadelphia, Circulars, 1789–1809, Bureau of Customs, Philadelphia; copy, RG 56, Letters to the Collector at Philadelphia, National Archives; copy, RG 56, Letters to Collectors at Small Ports, “Set G,” National Archives.
1. Nicholas Eveleigh.