Leyritz's Account at the War Department
Document 1796Discusses his review of Leyritz's account at the War Department and his need for some further documentation to settle the account
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A Alexant De Leyritz Esqr Department of [undecipherable]
Asst Tempy Engineer Accountants' [undecipherable]
Baltimore March 19[undecipherable]
Sir
I have received your [undecipherable] 15th Instant enclosing yours account — and am still in[undecipherable] act thereon in consequence of not having any docum[undecipherable] this Office to authorise the charge you make of [undecipherable] dollar[undecipherable] from the 5th of August last, if you should be in pos[undecipherable] a letter from the Secretary of War allowing you [undecipherable] that rate, I will thank you to transmit a copy there[undecipherable] Office when immediate attention will be paid to the a[undecipherable] of the Account and the Balance due will be remitt[undecipherable] ingly. —
I am Sir J[undecipherable]
William [undecipherable]
A Nathanl Gorham Esqr Department of [undecipherable]
Boston Accountants' [undecipherable]
March 19th
Sir
Your letter of the 10th [undecipherable] I have received enclosing two receipts one from [undecipherable] Greaton for Ninety Dollars — and one from John [undecipherable] for five hundred Dollars which sums will be en[undecipherable] the Books of this Office Accordingly.
I am Sir J[undecipherable]
William [undecipherable]
A The Comptroller Department of [undecipherable]
of the Treasury Accountants[undecipherable]
Sir March [undecipherable]
Enclosed you will receiv[undecipherable] signed by Blakely [undecipherable] Vance for three hundred thirty [undecipherable] forwarded to this Office by the Collector at Wilmington [undecipherable] as no monies have been advanced from this Department [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Discusses his review of Leyritz's account at the War Department and his need for some further documentation to settle the account
Date
03/19/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Document number
1796031921355
Page start
20
Notable persons
Alexander De Leyritz
William Simmons
assistant temporary engineer
secretary of war
Notable locations
Baltimore
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Maryland
Notable items
charges
account
balance
remit


