Peter Hagner acts in the absence of William Simmons
Document 1798Peter Hagner informs Daniel Stevens that the Accountant's Office has received and credited Capt. Kalteisen's receipt.
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Capt James Buff Accountants Office
Niagara March 28th 97
Sir
I have in the absence of the Accountant and to acknowledge the Receipt of your letter of the 8 Ulto accompanying Muster Pay & receipt rolls, an examination of shall take place and as soon as appropriations pass the amount first will be remitted; in the mean time that of the latter were entered to your Credit —
I am Sr Peter 2 Hay
&c &c
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Daniel Stevens Esqr Accountants Office
Supervisor Charleston March 28th 97
Sir
In the absence of the Accountant have to acknowledge the receipt of your letters of the 12th Ulto, enclosing Captain Michael Kalteisens receipt for five hundred & forty Dollars, 50/100 and your receipt for fifteen Dollars 25/100 both of which are duly entered on the books of this Office.
The subjects of the letter comes before the Secretary of War, I will submit it to him, and he no doubt take proper notice thereof.
I am Yrs Peter N
P Clk
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Isaac Craig Esqr Accountants Offce
Pittsburg Sir March 28
I have to acknowledge the Receipt of dated 2nd Instant, enclosing Lieut. Graysons Receipt Roll for January of March 1794.
When appropriations pass by Congress Estimates will be taken up & the amount due the Troops will then be rem
I am &c P N
Type
Letterbook
Description
Peter Hagner informs Daniel Stevens that the Accountant's Office has received and credited Capt. Kalteisen's receipt.
Date
03/08/1798
Author
Recipient
Document number
1798030821755
Page start
224
Notable persons
Daniel Stevens
Peter Hagner
supervisor Charleston South Carolina
Captain Michael Kalteisen
secretary of war
accountant
William Simmons
Notable locations
Charleston
South Carolina
Notable items
receipt
books

