Capt. Fleming's Letter
Document 1797Capt. George Fleming informs Sprigg that the letter he was expecting while in Philadelphia relative to his account has not been received and he fears it has been lost.
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West Point March 21st 1797
Sir,
A letter from Capt. Fleming of the 16th instant has been handed me this evening by Lieut. Lovell, by which I am informed that an account I had been directed to forward you had not then been received, in consequence I take the liberty to inform you that my letter enclosing the the Acco.t mentioned, is dated the 13th instant and was forwarded the same day to the Post Office: Peeks Kill by Col. Rochefontaine.
As Capt. Fleming informs me he has delayed several days in Philad.a expecting the receipt of said letter, and expresses a fear that it has miscarried I have thought it proper to give you the above information.
With Respect
I have the honor
to be
Sir
William Simmons Esq.r Your most Huml Servt
Frederickk Spitz
[Sent to the Acg. Office Campbell
March 22.]
[undecipherable] nd
William Simmons Esquire
Accountant of the
War Department
Philadelphia
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Capt. George Fleming informs Sprigg that the letter he was expecting while in Philadelphia relative to his account has not been received and he fears it has been lost.
Date
03/21/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1797032170101
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
Frederick Sprigg
Notable locations
War Department
West Point

