William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Samuel Heath
Document 1797William Simmons directs Samuel Heath to disburse monies received from Jonathan Jackson to Capt. Greaton.
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Capt Richd S. Blackburn
Fort Norfolk
Accountants Office
December 18 1797
Sir
I received your letter of the 6 Instant covering Receipt Rolls for September & October and Muster & Pay Rolls for November 1797 of the detachment under your command, your account will receive a credit on the Books of this Office for Five hundred twenty two dollars & thirty one cents which is the amount that should have been receipted on the former differing from your statement fifty Cents being so much over paid Clark & Moorland & Lambkin as particularly noted in my letters of the 1 & 15 Ult. You will receive the amount of the latter in the usual manner from Edward Carrington Esquire Supervisor at Richmond on giving him Duplicate Receipts for the amount being Two hundred eighty Two Dollars and seventy two Cents holding yourself accountable for the due application of the Same.
Saml &c
W Simmons
Acctt
Type
Letterbook
Description
William Simmons directs Samuel Heath to disburse monies received from Jonathan Jackson to Capt. Greaton.
Date
12/18/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797121821655
Page start
113
Note
Cited in Heath to Simmons, 08/03/1798.
Notable persons
Samuel Heath
William Simmons
Captain Greaton
Jonathan Jackson
supervisor Boston
paymaster general
Bloodgood and Hitchcock
Notable locations
Roxbury, near Boston
Accountant's Office
Massachusetts
Notable items
expense
relinquishment
payment
certificate
power of attorney
receipt
balance
pay

