Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/984508 1 box 1791 June 25-1792 November 5 Scope and Contents

Letters specifically addressed to Seton, the Cashier of the Bank of New York.

Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985372 1 folder 1791 June 25 12 21 Scope and Contents

LS, Treasury Department. Extending the sum that may be received by the Bank of New York from persons intending to become subscribers of the Bank of United States as far as $100,000. 1 p.

Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985373 1 folder 1791 October 8 12 21 Scope and Contents

LS, Treasury Department. Clarifying the situation behind duplicate checks. 1 p.

Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985374 1 folder 1791 November 25 12 21 Scope and Contents

ALS. Explaining that the creation of branch banks was done against his wishes. Promising not to embarrass Seton should the public funds be placed in the keeping of another branch. 2 pp.

Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985375 1 folder 1792 February 9 12 21 Scope and Contents

LS, Treasury Department. Requesting a statement of unpaid drafts. 1 p.

Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985376 1 folder 1792 September 15 12 21 Scope and Contents

Printed circular letter, signed. Notifying Seton that a letter containing blank bills of exchange has gone missing, and the specified bills should not be honored should they be presented for payment. 1 p.

Seton, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985377 1 folder 1792 November 5 12 21 Scope and Contents

LS, Treasury Department. Requesting that Seton forward a letter to the U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain by the November Packet. 1 p.