Letter from the Accountant of the War Department
Document 1799Simmons provides an account balance to Osborne.
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advances on acct whether on Contract or otherwise, must
appear on your Accounts transmitted to this Office for settlement
as no charges not for a payment in full can be admitted.
Sam &c M: S.
Lt Robert M'Osborne Accountants Office
1 Augd &c &c &c July 2d 1799
&c
The Pay Role of the Detachment of [undecipherable] troops
[undecipherable] at [undecipherable] under the comd of Capt [undecipherable]
has been examined & the Sum of [undecipherable] then Dollars found and
thereof differing from your Statement Dollars 30.66 arising from
the pay of the following [undecipherable] having been [undecipherable] until the
[undecipherable] of the Comptroller be known, and tho it is [undecipherable]
whether the United States have been at any expence in pursuing
them
Thomas Ivory, artificer . . . . . Dollars 16. 66
William Walker, [undecipherable] . . . . . " 7. —
Herman Viles, [undecipherable] . . . . . " [undecipherable]. —
Dollars 30. 66
Sam &c M: S.
Mr Norman Smiths July 1. 1799
Hartford County
Sir Your acct for manufacturing 189 doz of [undecipherable]
Accoutrements dating & balance to be due you of Dolls 46. [undecipherable] has
been examined and [undecipherable] the following [undecipherable]: [undecipherable] Boxes
& & [undecipherable] halters [undecipherable] short of the number charged by you
actually for the [undecipherable] of this [undecipherable] Store Keeper at this
place [undecipherable] 46 Contract as 1 [undecipherable] leaving a balance on your
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons provides an account balance to Osborne.
Date
07/02/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1799070221055
Page start
107
Notable persons
Lieutenant Robert W. Osborne
William Simmons
Thomas Perry
William Walker
Herman Kites
Captain Ebenezer Massey
deserters
detachment artillerists and engineers Fort Mifflin
1st Regiment Artillerists and Engineers
Thomas Perry
artificer
William Walker
drummer
Herman Rites
Notable locations
Fort Mifflin
Accountant's Office
Notable items
court martial
pay rolls
statement
pay
desertion
sentence

