Receipt to Carrington's credit
Document 1796Acknowledges receipt of Carrington's letter with a receipt for the pay of James Triplett and his men which Simmons will place to Carrington's credit on the War Department account books
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which relates to the expences, the particulars thereof, must be stated by him and the accounts & receipts produced together with his oath to the propriety of the Charges and your Certificate that the Man who was apprehended was a Deserter.
The payment to James Trowbridge cannot be all admitted the premium for apprehending the Deserter will be allowed on your certifying that the Man was a deserter and that Trowbridge apprehended him. It has been an uniform rule in the Office that when a Soldier is sent in pursuit of Deserters and his expences paid by the public he is not allowed the premium for apprehending. In this case however as the expences and premium do not differ materially you will be allowed the latter but the expences will be rejected when the vouchers before mentioned are forwarded. Your account will be settled. I am &c
In the absence of the Accot
Peter Hagner for Clk
Constant Freeman Esqr
AWD. Georgia
6 July 1796
[Duplicate]
Sir,
Mr Frederick Datesha Surgeons Mate, having given a power of Attorney for the sum of Three hundred and fifty One Dollars to be stopt out of his pay and forage to be paid at this Office, you will take Notice thereof, and not if application is made to you make any payments to him until you receive Directions from this Office. He is to proceed to Fort Johnston there to remain under the command of Capt Michael Hatterley ---
I am &c
In the absence of the St
Peter Hagner Pr
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Acknowledges receipt of Carrington's letter with a receipt for the pay of James Triplett and his men which Simmons will place to Carrington's credit on the War Department account books
Date
07/02/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1796070221355
Page start
124
Note
Cited in Simmons to Carrington
Notable persons
Edward Carrington
William Simmons
James Triplett
supervisor Richmond Virginia
Notable locations
Richmond, Virginia
Accountants Office
Notable items
pay
credit
books

