Intentions approved
Document 1797Assures Captain Wade that the Accountant (Simmons) will approve of his "intentions in your publick transactions."
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Captt William M'Rea Accountants Office
Alexandria April 20th 1797
Virginia ✓
Sir
In the absence of the accountant I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17 Inst. inclosing the different Vouchers therein expressed, and from which your Account Current has been stated, and after Crediting you with the amount of them, leaves a balance against you of 76 Dollars, which deducted from the Six months Pay and Subsistence allowed you by the Act of 3d March 1797 leaves a Balance in your favor of 348 [undecipherable] which has been paid to Major Stagg agreeably to your request.
I return you inclosed your letter for lieutt Smith as there is no probability of his returning here before he joins the Army.
I am &c.
Peter Hagner
Princl Clk.
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Captt John Wade Accountants Office
Knoxville April 25th 1797
Tennesse ✓
Sir
The Accountant being absent I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 14th Ultimo, which on his return will be laid before him, and I doubt not but the explanation of affairs therein mentioned will prove satisfactory to him, and leave no doubt of the rectitude of your Intentions in your Publick transactions.
Sam vc. Peter Hagner
P.R. Clk.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Assures Captain Wade that the Accountant (Simmons) will approve of his "intentions in your publick transactions."
Date
04/21/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797042121255
Page start
19
Notable persons
Captain John Wade
Peter Hagner
principal clerk
accountant
William Simmons
Notable locations
Knoxville, Tennessee
Accountant's Office
Notable items
explanation of affairs
public transactions
rectitude

