Monies unaccounted for
Document 1797Simmons requests an accounting from Smith for monies that he has received.
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M. David Allison Accountants Office
Sir January 27th 1797
Your accounts have been a long time suspended for want of vouchers which you promised to furnish, as this has never been done, I have to request that you will as early as possible attend to the settlement of them, that they may be entered to your credit on the Books of this Office and the Balance refunded by you to the Treasurer of the United States —
The necessity of this measure will appear obvious to you when you take into view the length of time since you received the money and I expect you will therefore attend thereto as early as possible —
I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
M E.B. Dayton Accountants Office
Agent for supplying the Troops — January 1st 1797
at Elizabeth Town
New Jersey —
Sir
You stand charged on the Books of this Office with a considerable sum of money received a long time since, I have to request you as speedily as possible to forward your account with vouchers to this Office to account for the same, either by producing the necessary vouchers or refunding the balance to the Treasurer of the United States, that your Account may be closed, your attention to this object is particularly required as early as may be — I am &c. Wm Simmons — Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons requests an accounting from Smith for monies that he has received.
Date
01/24/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797012421155
Page start
328
Notable persons
Ensign William Smith
William Simmons
3rd US Regiment
Notable locations
Accountants Office
Notable items
settlement
accounts
credit
books

