Money to be paid
Document 1797Informs Captain Gibson that he will receive the money he requested from Edward Carrington, federal revenue supervisor at Richmond.
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therefore to Request you will as soon as possible transmit to this Office your account of expenditures accompanied with the necessary Vouchers — that the same may undergo an examination, & if found right pass to your account in the Books of this Office, from the length of time elapsed since you received the money renders it highly necessary that an imme=diate settlement should take place I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
David Shepard Esqr. Department of War
Late Lieut. of Ohio Co. Accountants Office
February 21st 1797
Sir
You stand charged on the Books of this Office with several sums of Money received by you in the Years 1792 & 1793, and for which you have rendered no account for the expenditure thereof: I have therefore to request you will without loss of time forward your Account with the necessary Vouchers to this Office that the same may be examined & found free of errors passed to your Credit, from the length of time elapsed since you received this money, you will see the necessity that an immediate settlement should take place
I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Captn. Alexander Gibson Accountants Office
Staunton Virginia February 23rd 1797
Sir
You will agreeably to your request receive from Edward Carrington Esqr. Supervisor at Rich=mond the Sum of Eight Hundred Dollars on account for which sum you will be held accountable on the Books of this Office. You will accordingly grant your Receipt to him therefor. — I am &c.
Wm Simmons Act.
Edwards Carrington Esqr. Accountants Office
Superr. Richd. Virginia February 23rd 1797
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Eight hundred dollars, to be paid to Captn. Alexander Gibson at Staunton, which sum he is to be held accountable for, and will give you his Receipts accordingly. — I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Nicholas Fish Esqr. Accountants Office
Superr. New York February 17th 1797
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Eight hundred and Eighty one Dollars and forty one Cents, being for the Pay and Forage of the Officers and for the Pay of the Non Com=missioned Officers and privates of the Corps of Artil=lerists and Engineers Stationed at West Point for the Month of January 1797 which sum you will please to pay to Lieutenant Nehemiah Freeman Tempo=rary Pay Master to the said Corps, taking his dupli=cate Receipts for the due application thereof. —
I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Informs Captain Gibson that he will receive the money he requested from Edward Carrington, federal revenue supervisor at Richmond.
Date
02/23/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797022321355
Page start
388
Notable persons
Captain Alexander Gibson
William Simmons
Edward Carrington
supervisor Richmond
Notable locations
Staunton, Virginia
Accountants Office
Richmond Virginia
Notable items
books
receipts

