Concerning pay due to armorers
Document 1795Offers his opinion of the pay due to armorers at New London to the War Secretary Timothy Pickering.
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[Sam Rs. —] Yours Yc
William Simmons
D of War Accountants Office
The Secretary of War July 28th 1795.
Sir
It appears that advances have been made from this Department to Mr Thomas Holt — upon Estimates rendered by him, for the months of April, May & June 1795 being for Expenditures, Pay of the Armourers, and for the pay of a Guard over the Arsenal at the Post of New London in the State of Virginia; in these Estimates the pay of William Clark an Armourer was included, and the money transmitted as above to Mr Holt from whom Mr Clark will have to receive the whole of his pay. If the pay of Clark was not already transmitted I am of opinion that it would be very improper that any advance or Stoppages should be made from this Office to his Orders. —
I am Sir Yc
William Simmons
Lieut Nehemiah Freeman D of War Accountants Office
West Point July 28th 1795.
Sir
I have just time to inform you of the receipt of your letter of the 24th inst. — which has this Moment come to hand together with your recruiting account also Mr Clellan's — you shall hear more fully from me by next Post —
I am Sir Yc
William Simmons
Type
Letterbook
Description
Offers his opinion of the pay due to armorers at New London to the War Secretary Timothy Pickering.
Date
07/28/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1795072821455
Page start
162
Note
Addressed to Secretary of War
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
William Simmons
William Clark
Thomas Holt
armorers
Notable locations
War Accountant's Office
New London
Notable items
pay

