Letter from the Accountant of the War Department
Document 1798Simmons requests leave from the Secretary at War.
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of Congress, is to be discharged, I could wish to be informed, and if no additional sum can be appropriated I will then be govern by your answer —
I am &c Wm Simmons
Acctt
The Secy of War Accountants' Office
Sir July 26th 1798
My private affairs in the State of New will require my being absent from the [strikethrough: absent from the Office abou] four weeks, should my absence for that period meet your appro I could wish to go as early as I can make the necessary arrang to prevent the business of the Office from receiving any material inc venience — I am &c
Wm Simmons
Acctt
Lieutt Charles Hyde Accountants' Office
Pamo to the 1 Regt August 1st 1798
Sir I have received your letter of the 17 Ult enclosing Doctor Elliot's receipt, for his pay & forage from June to 30 Septr 95 amounting to two hundred & twenty Dollars which sum be entered to your credit on the Books of this Office —
I am &c Wm Simmons
Acctt
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons requests leave from the Secretary at War.
Date
07/26/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1798072621555
Page start
480
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
New York
New Jersey
Notable items
private affairs
absent
leave
absence

