Accounting for money
Document 1797Requests that Hopkins provide his account for monies received from the War Office to pay the arrears of pay of the Virginia Line from the Revolutionary War. Cited in Hopkins to Simmons, 02/10/1797.
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John Hopkins Esqr Accountants Office
Commissioner of Loans January 27th 1797
Virginia
Sir
You stand charged on the Books of this Office under date of 5th Octo: 1790 with the sum of Twenty two thousand two Hundred, thirteen Dollars and fifty one Cents being the amount transmitted you by the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury for the purpose of discharging the arrears of pay & subsistence due to the Commissioned, Non Commissioned Officers and privates of the Virgia line of the late army — your receipt on file—
The length of time elapsed since you received this sum, makes it highly necessary that your accounts for the disbursements thereof should be rendered and settled. I have therefore to request that you will as early as convenient transmit them to this Office for that purpose, that the proper Account may be entered on the Books of this Office —
I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Requests that Hopkins provide his account for monies received from the War Office to pay the arrears of pay of the Virginia Line from the Revolutionary War. Cited in Hopkins to Simmons, 02/10/1797.
Date
01/27/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797012722555
Page start
336
Note
Cited in Hopkins to Simmons, 02/10/1797.
Notable persons
John Hopkins
William Simmons
Virginia Line
Treasury
commissioner of loans
Notable locations
Virginia
Accountants Office
Notable items
Revolutionary War
pay
subsistence
books

