William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Charles Brown
Document 1797William Simmons informs Charles Brown that the receipt of Mr. Desaussures was received.
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The Hon.ble Sec.t of War Accountants Office
Sir November 18th 1797
As I have not been furnished with any infor of the instructions to M.r Swan for paying the Troops, or the me taken for paying those in Tennese, I am totally uninformed to the period to which they are paid, I have therefore to reques you will be pleased to inform me of the measures taken for pay them, and to what time they are directed to be paid, that I m govern myself in the settlements made in this Office.
I am &c
W.m [undecipherable]
Mr Cha.s Brown Accountants Off.
George Town November 18th
Georgia Sir
I duly received your letter of th Ultimo, enclosing a receipt of M.r Desaussures for two Hund & fifty Dollars which will be entered to the proper account the books of this Office. I am &c Will.m [undecipherable]
John B. Habersham Esq.r Accountants Off.
Savannah November 18th [17]
Georgia
Sir Your letter to Major Constant Freeman of 31st ult. enclosing Capt.n A. Y. Nicholls receipt f Three Hundred eighty five Dollars was duly received, and wil entered to your Credit on the books of this Office.
I am &c
W.m [undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons informs Charles Brown that the receipt of Mr. Desaussures was received.
Date
11/18/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797111821455
Page start
58
Notable persons
Charles Brown
William Simmons
Mr. Desaussures
Notable locations
Georgetown, Georgia
Accountant's Office
Notable items
receipt
account
books

