Account for traveling expenses
Document 1797Simmons advises Major Tousard of the results of the Secretary of War's review of his account for traveling expenses. Mentions credits for payments made to Adam Car and John Seamers for pursuing deserters.
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Major Lewis Tousard Accountants Off[ice]
Wilmington, Delaware ✓ June 14th 1797
Sir
Your account for travelling expenses which was suspended in this Office, amounting to two hundred & twenty nine dollars 8/100, has been submitted to the Secretary of War, who agrees in opinion with Col. Pickering that the United States be chargeable with no more than 50 n/100 Dollars. — The latter sum has been admitted to your Credit; also the twelve dollars paid Adam Car & John Seamers for pursuing Deserters, leaving a balance due the United States of One hundred & thirty eight Dollars.
I am Sir &c.
Wm Simmons
Acct
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons advises Major Tousard of the results of the Secretary of War's review of his account for traveling expenses. Mentions credits for payments made to Adam Car and John Seamers for pursuing deserters.
Date
06/14/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797061421155
Page start
99
Notable persons
Lewis Tousard
William Simmons
Colonel Pickering
secretary of war
Adam Car
John Seamers
deserters
Notable locations
Wilmington, Delaware
Accountant's Office
Notable items
traveling expenses
credit
balance

