Money for Frederick Sprig's pay
Document 1796Notifies Fish that he will receive funds for the pay of Frederick Sprig, assistant storekeeper at West Point.
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Alexander Scott Esqr
Lancaster
Accountants Office
Oct 17th 1796
Sir
The Bond in which you joined Capt. Jacob Slough having been due since the 1st August last, I have to request that the terms thereof be complied with as early as possible, which alone will prevent its being placed in the hands of The Attorney General
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acct
Mr Matthias Slough
Lancaster
Accountants Office
Octr 17th 1796
Sir
The Bond in which you became bound with your Son Capt. Jacob Slough for the settlement of his accounts at this Office; having been due since the 1st August last; you are requested to have the terms complied with, without delay, to prevent the necessity of placing it in the hands of The Attorney General
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acct
Mr Jacob Slough
late Capt. [undecipherable] Service U. States
Lancaster
Accountants Office
Octr 17th 1796
Sir
Your Bond for the settlement of your account on or before the 1st August last, having been due since that day, I have to request that you will without delay attend to the settlement thereof, by either producing proper Vouchers or refunding the amount charged to your Account on the Books of this Office, to prevent the necessity of placing the Bond in the Hands of the Attorney General
I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acct
Coll Swan Esqr
Paymaster Propr U. S.
Greenville
Head Quarters of the Army
Accountants Office
Oct 18th 1796
Sir
My last letter to you was of the 22 Octr, since which I recd yours of the 13 same month enclosing a list of Bills drawn from No 17 to 106.
I now enclose you a duplicate of Capt. Paul Bells account of Pay and Subsistence to the 1st March next as settled here yesterday; as well as a Copy of his relinquishment of 20 Dollars per Month from after said 1st March of his Pay towards paying the Balance found against him on Settlement of his Account as
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Notifies Fish that he will receive funds for the pay of Frederick Sprig, assistant storekeeper at West Point.
Date
10/10/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accounts Office
Document number
1796101021855
Page start
224
Notable persons
Nicholas Fish
William Simmons
Frederick Sprig, assistant storekeeper at West Point
supervisor New York
treasurer
Notable locations
New York
Accounts Office
West Point
Notable items
receipts
salary

