William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with George Fleming
Document 1797William Simmons informs George Fleming that Nicholas Fish will disburse monies to him for payment to Thomas Hughes.
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Mr George Fleming
West-Point
Accointants Office
December 15 179[?]
Sir You will receive from Nicholas Fish[,] Supervisor New York the sum of one hundred twenty one dollars and [f]i[fty] Cents for which you will be pleased to give him duplicate receipts holding [yourself] accountable, being for amount of Thomas Hughes's accounts for Iron[work] for the Gun carriages at West Point and for going to Albany and return[ing] to mend Gun carriages there[.]
The Vouchers for disbursements made by you for the [War] Department have been duly received in your letter of the 22.d Ultimo[,] [they] will be placed under examination and the result communicated to you in due course[.]
I am &c W Simmons[.]
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Nicholas Fish Esqr
Supervisor New York
Accountants O[ffice]
December 15 179[?]
Sir The Treasurer of the United [States] will remit you the sum of One hundred twenty one Dollars [and fi]fty [Cents] which you will be pleased to pay to George Fleming, Ordnance and Store keeper at West Point, taking his duplicate receipts, holding [him] accountable for the due application of the same being for amount [of] accounts of Thomas Hughes for Iron Work for the Gun carriages at [West] Point and for going to Albany & returning[,] to mend Gun Carriages [there.]
I am &c
W Simm[ons]
Acc[ountant]
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons informs George Fleming that Nicholas Fish will disburse monies to him for payment to Thomas Hughes.
Date
12/15/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797121521155
Page start
106
Notable persons
George Fleming
William Simmons
Thomas Hughes
Nicholas Fish
supervisor New York
Notable locations
West Point
Accountant's Office
New York
Albany
Notable items
gun carriages
accounts
vouchers
disbursement
examination

