William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with John Kilty
Document 1797William Simmons informs John Kilty that the receipts from Capt. Morris were received and credited.
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George Fleming Esqr
West Point New York
Accountants Office
Nov 17th 1797
Sir
In answer to your letter of the 2d Ultimo enclosing Hughes accounts, I have to Inform you that before I direct the payment of that one for making Iron work for gun carriages, I must be furnished with the authority by which he was employed in addition to the artificers belonging to the corps at West Point —
I am &c
Wm Simm[s]
Nicholas Fish Esqr
New York
Accountants Office
November 17th 179[7]
I received your letter of the 14th Inst enclosing the different Receipts therein mentioned amounting to Two thousand five Hundred and Seven Dollars and [illegible] Six Cents which Sum will be passed to the Credit of your [account] on the Books of this Office
I am &c
Wm Simm[s]
John Killy Esqr
Baltimore
Accountants O[ffice]
November 17th [179]
Sir I duly received your letter of the [undecipherable] enclosing two receipts of Captn Staats Morris One for 300 [Dollars] & the other of Twenty Six Dollars which will be entered to your Credit on the Books of this Office
I am &c
Wm Simm[s]
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons informs John Kilty that the receipts from Capt. Morris were received and credited.
Date
11/17/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797111721455
Page start
54
Notable persons
John Kilty
William Simmons
Captain Staats Morris
supervisor Baltimore
Notable locations
Baltimore
Accountant's Office
Notable items
credit
books
receipts

