Future payment
Document 1795William Simmons informs Augusta De Grasse that Daniel Stevens will pay him.
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Daniel Stevens Esqr
Supervisor
Charleston.
: D. of War. Accountants Office
October 5, 1795.
Sir,
I have to acknowledge the Rece[undecipherable: ipt] of yours of the 2nd Sept. last enclosing a Rect from Augusta De Grasse for four hundred and fifty two Dollars and fifty Cents, w[undecipherable: hich] Sum shall be passed to your credit accordingly. All Supervis[undecipherable: ors] who are called upon by this department and who are charged on [undecipherable: the] Books of this Office with Monies passing thro' their hands will b[undecipherable: e] allowed a Commission of one Per Cent on all such Sums.
You will therefore be pleased to state your account up to the 30th Septr 1795 and Quarterly or half yearly thereafter, and char[undecipherable: ge] your Commission, which shall be immediately transmitted to y[undecipherable: ou].
You will receive herewith the Sum of two hundred & thirty do[undecipherable: llars] to be paid to Augusta De Grasse, temporary Engineer at Sou[undecipherable: th] Carolina, being for his Compensation from the 1st July to 30th [undecipherable: Sept.] 1795, for which Sum you will please to take his duplicate re[undecipherable: ceipts] and forward one to this Office.
I am Sir, &c.
William Simmons.
Augusta De Grasse
Temporary Engineer
Charleston
South Carolina.
D. of War. Accountants Office
October 6, 1795.
Sir,
You will receive from Dani[undecipherable: el] Stevens Esqt the Sum of two hundred and thirty Dollars, being th[undecipherable: e] amount of your account for Compensation from 1st July to the 30[undecipherable: th] September 1795 inct for which Sum you will please give him duplicate Receipts. It will be unnecessary for you in future to make so long a Statement for your Compensation, but wil[undecipherable: l] please state it agreeably to the following and at the End of each Quarter, you will forward it to this Office, when the Amount thereof shall be transmitted to you.
The United States
To Augusta De Grasse tempy Engr Dr
For his Compensation from the 1st of October } Dls cts
to 31st Decr 1795 ince 92 days - at 2½ dls. prday } 230 --
I am Sir &c. -
William Simmons
Capt. Wm Lewis
Hagers Town
Maryland.
D. of War. Accountants Office
October 7, 1795.
Sir,
John Hilty supervisor, Baltimore will remit you the Sum of two hundred Dollars being for your pay from the 1st of May to the 30th Sept. 1795 inct for which you will please to sign duplicate Receipts.
I am Sir &c.
William Simmons
John Hilty Supr
Baltimore.
D. of War. Accountants Office
October 7, 1795.
Sir,
The Treasurer of the U. S. will remit you the Sum of two hundred Dollars, being for the pay of Capt. Wm Lewis from the 1st of May to the 30th Sept. 1795 inc. which Sum you will please transmit to him at Hagers town taking duplicate receipts for the same and forward them to this Office.
I am Sir &c.
William Simmons
P.S. As Capt Lewis is under marching orders, it will be pleasing to have this Money forwarded to him as soon as possible.
W.S.
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons informs Augusta De Grasse that Daniel Stevens will pay him.
Date
10/06/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1795100621055
Page start
251
Notable persons
Augusta De Grasse
William Simmons
Daniel Stevens
Notable locations
Charleston
South Carolina
War Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay

