Pay deduction
Document 1797Simmons notifies Robeson that he has deducted the money Robeson owed to the War Department from Robeson's pay.
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War Department, one of which you will transmit by Post, and the other by some safe conveyance to this Office wishing you a pleasant Journey I am &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Isaac Craig Esq. Accountants Office
Pittsburg March 31. 1797
I received your letter of the 24 Inst. and now have to inform you that the bearer hereof Lieutenant John Lovell has charge of the sum of Five thousands Dollars for the Pay of the Troops on the upper posts of the Ohio for [strikethrough: four] five Months so as to compleat their pay to the end of this Month — this sum you will apply accordingly as soon as possible, and give your Receipts to Mr Lovell for the amount.
I sometime since mentioned to you my wish of receiving from you Monthly Estimates of the Pay of the Troops in your Quarter I beg leave to repeat it. & remain with respect &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Caleb Swan Esq. Accountants Office
Paymaster General March 31. 1797
Sir
By the Bearer Lieut. Lovell I enclose you an extract taken from the Warrant Book from the 18 Janry. to this day. Sam &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons notifies Robeson that he has deducted the money Robeson owed to the War Department from Robeson's pay.
Date
03/28/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountants Office
Document number
1797032821855
Page start
426
Notable persons
Lieutenant Jonathan Robeson
William Simmons
Captain Kalteisen
Notable locations
Fort Johnson, South Carolina
Accountants Office
Notable items
books
balance
account

