Account for mounting artillery
Document 1796Requests that Brown submit his account and vouchers to the War department so that an open charge against him for the cost of mounting artillery at Georgetown, South Carolina can be cleared.
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you will please pay him and take his receipt for the same.
I am &c
William Simmons
Lieut Horatio N. Dayton Department of War
at Governors Island Accountants Office,
Sir, May 21 — 1796
You will receive of Nicholas Fish
Supervisor, Newyork, One hundred & seventy eight Dollars being
for the pay of yourself and the Men under your Command up
to the 30 April, 96 inclusive for which sum you will please to
sign Duplicate Receipts and disbursed agreably to the
enclosed Receipt Role —
I am &c
William Simmons
Richard Harrison Esqr. Department of War
Auditor of the Treasury. Accountants Office
Sir May 21st 1796 —
I have the Honor to Transmit upon
herewith for examination, at the Treasury, the Accounts of
the War Department for Settlements made at this Office in the
Quarter, commencing the 1st Octr. & ending the 31 Decr. 1795 —
and in the Quarter, commencing the 1st Jany. & ending 31 March
in the present year —
I am &c
William Simmons
Nathl. Gorham Esqr. Department of War
Supt. Boston Accountants Office
Sir 21 May 1796
The Treasurer of the United States will remit
upon the Sum of Ninety Dollars which you will please pay to
Mrs Sally Greaton being on account of the pay of her Husband
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Requests that Brown submit his account and vouchers to the War department so that an open charge against him for the cost of mounting artillery at Georgetown, South Carolina can be cleared.
Date
05/18/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept. of War Accounts Office
Document number
1796051822555
Page start
71
Notable persons
Charles Brown
William Simmons
Daniel Stevens
supervisor Charleston South Carolina
Notable locations
Georgetown, South Carolina
Dept. of War Accounts Office
Notable items
account
vouchers
artillery
charge

