Balance due to David Clifford
Document 1797Discusses the mode of paying a balance due to David Clifford, late a private in Captain Nichol's company. Cited in Simmons to Hale 03/20/1797
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enclosing the Pay & muster Roll of your Detatchment for January & February 1797, which has been examined, and after deducting 57/100 dollars, from the Pay of Jt Robeson for the Month of February, leaving a balance due him for said peri of 2088/100 dollars, and the pay of Fredk Daliche, Surgeons Mate & Michael Upton private, amounts to Six hundred forty six do7/100, which sum you will receive from Daniel Stephens Esqr Supervisor, Charleston, on giving him duplicate receipts for the due application thereof. Samvc.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Brigt Gent James Wilkinson Department of War
Philadelphia Accountants Office
Sir March 28th 1797
Agreeably to request your letter of the 9th inst with the account current have been submitted to the Secretary of War for his opinion on the charges therein, & which you say was principally expended for secret services, his ans is as follows.
"The Secy of War admits the account in the expectation "that Genl Wilkinson will make a statement to him of "the expenditures of the money, which did not admit "of Vouchers. Signed — James McHenry
You will therefore be pleased as early as convenient to give the Secy the necessary explanation that your accounts may be Credit for the sums actually paid by you for such service. Samvc.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Discusses the mode of paying a balance due to David Clifford, late a private in Captain Nichol's company. Cited in Simmons to Hale 03/20/1797
Date
03/20/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797032021555
Page start
417
Note
Cited in Simmons to Hale 03/20/1797
Notable persons
Lieutenant David Hale
William Simmons
Private David Clifford
Captain Nichols
soldier
father of deceased
Notable locations
West Point
Accountants Office
New York
Notable items
warrant
balance
power of attorney

