Confirms delivery of receipt
Document 1795Acknowledges receiving the receipt of Capt. Samuel Tinsley for the sum of 500 dollars, to be passed to Carrington's credit.
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your account quarterly, sign it and transmit it to this Office.
I am for &c
Wm Simmons
D. of War. Accountants Office
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr October 27. 1795.
Supt. Intendt of Military Stores
Sir,
In a letter from Thomas Holt of the 9th Instant, he mentions to have received leave of Absence for two or three Months, and has left Mr Joseph Perkins Superintendant of the Armoury, to act for him during that time. — As he has not informed from whom he obtained Leave of Absence, I would thank you to inform me if he obtained it from you.
I am for &c
Wm Simmons
D. of War. Accountants Office
Richard Harrison Esqr October 28. 1795.
Auditor of the Treasury
Sir,
I have the honor to transmit you herewith for Examination at the Treasury the Acct of the War Department for Settlements made at this Office in the Quarter ending the 30th Sept. 1795.
I am for &c
Offm Simmons
D. of War. Accountants Office
Edward Carrington Esqr October 29. 1795.
Supr Virginia
Sir,
I have received under Cover from you
Type
Letterbook
Description
Acknowledges receiving the receipt of Capt. Samuel Tinsley for the sum of 500 dollars, to be passed to Carrington's credit.
Date
10/29/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1795102921055
Page start
288
Notable persons
Edward Carrington
William Simmons
Captain Samuel Tinsley
supervisor Richmond Virginia
accountant
Notable locations
War Department Accountant's Office
Virginia
Notable items
pay
receipt
credit
memorandum
voucher
files
list

