Letter from the Accountant of the War Department
Document 1798Simmons confirms for Carrington that the receipt of Thomas Underwood has come to hand.
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Alexander J Dallas Esqr
Accountants Office
March 2[undecipherable]
Sir
Your letter of the 21st Insto to the requesting information whether an order for paying the ration accounts of the Pennsylvania Militia on the Western Expedition soon after June was handed to me at date; and in answer thereto remark, that the accounts for retained rations &c are to beransac[undecipherable:ransacked] Office and if any mode can be adopted to ascertain the just they will of course be settled here —
Had the Pay will have made to Muster (for in course must be had to the Muster Rolls to as[undecipherable] true time of service) the difficulty in the examination would not so great, the irregularity & the inaccuracy of the Contractors he[undecipherable]
[Cancelled: as also that to Alexr J Dallas March —]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons confirms for Carrington that the receipt of Thomas Underwood has come to hand.
Date
03/23/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1798032321355
Page start
244
Notable persons
Edward Carrington
William Simmons
supervisor Richmond Virginia
Lieutenant Thomas Underwood
Notable locations
Richmond
Accountant's Office
Notable items
receipt
credit
books

