Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Samuel Meredith
Document 1795William Simmons sends the receipts of John Habersham, Collector of Savannah, to the Treasurer of the United States, Samuel Meredith.
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Kentucky Volunteers who leave this place in a day or two —
Sam Sir Yc —
William Simmons —
Samuel Meredith, Esqr D. of War Accountants Office
Treasurer U. S. June 27th 1795
Sir
Inclosed are two receipts of John Habersham Collector of Savannah — amounting to thirty five Drs &c also a Warrant for that amount being for the incidental and Contingent expences of this Department, to which Warrant the receipt is to be annexed agreeably to the request of the Comptroller of the Treasury. —
I am Sir Yc —
William Simmons —
Nathal Gorham, Esqr D. of War Accountants Office
Supr Boston — June 27th 1795
Sir
The Treasurer will remit to you the sum of Eighty eight dollars, and twenty Cents, being the amount of your account paid to Joseph M'Lellan &c for the passage of 37 Officers and privates from Portland to Boston, for which sum you will please forward your Receipt to this Office. —
I am Sir Yc —
William Simmons
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons sends the receipts of John Habersham, Collector of Savannah, to the Treasurer of the United States, Samuel Meredith.
Date
06/27/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1795062721055
Page start
102
Note
Meredith U.S. Treasurer;
Notable persons
Samuel Meredith
William Simmons
John Habersham
collector of Savannah
comptroller of treasury
Treasurer
Notable locations
War Department Accountant's Office
Savannah Georgia
Notable items
receipts
warrant
incidental and contingent expenses

