Closing William Power's Account
Document 1796Requests that Field pay a sum of money owed by William Power required to close Power's accounts on the books of the War Department Accountants Office.
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in answer thereto have to inform you that it was understood that two Dollars was to be the sum allowed for going to New York for the Money — I must therefore advise, to that Secretary, W. to Mr Freemanry the Money will be forwarded to Mr Field for Mr thereto by this post —
I am &c
William Simmons
Capt Richard S. Blackburn
West Point.
Department of War
Accountants Office
April 2 — 1796
Sir
I received your Letter of the 21 Ulto enclosing two Accounts and receipts for House Rent & Charge of this Nature to my recollection, never has been allowed, the Charge appears to me, inadmissable, and Accordingly return of the Accounts to you.
I am &c.
William Simmons
Major John McFevordie
West Point
Department of War
Accountants Office
April 2. 1796
Sir
I received your Letter of the 24th Ulto and have to inform you that you are to State your Account from the commencement of your Service up to the end of the last Month the Md and appose thereto the Money you have received and if any balance that shall be due to the United States you will please to make application to the Secretary of War for an advance and if he see proper to make it I have no objection.
I am &c
William Simmons
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Requests that Field pay a sum of money owed by William Power required to close Power's accounts on the books of the War Department Accountants Office.
Date
03/18/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Document number
1796031821255
Page start
18
Notable persons
John Field
William Simmons
William Power
treasury
Notable locations
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Notable items
balance
adjustment
accounts
books
office

