Reports Claim of Derangement; Requests Congressional Report
Document 1799Captain Poind claims money for derangement through the War Office. Requests copy of U.S. law.
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Knoxville No 3 July 1799
Sir
I acknowledge your letter of the 7 Ulto, and will be more particular in answer soon, have only now intention to informe you that Capt. Bird has drawn no Money for his claim of derangements, that he made his claim with every attention to the decision of the War Office, but with full persuasion of the justness thereof.
I have to request your sending me the laws of the United States compleat to the last Session of Congress, from the fourth session thereof, or to the Act of March the 3d 1795, signed by Washington, President of the United States and the late treaty at [undecipherable: Tellico?] by the first opportunity,
I am with Esteem
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William Simmons Esquire
Type
Letterbook
Description
Captain Poind claims money for derangement through the War Office. Requests copy of U.S. law.
Date
07/03/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Knoxvillle
Collection
Document number
1799070370101
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
David Henley
Captain Poind
George Washington
President of United States
Notable locations
Knoxvillle
War Office
Tellico Tennessee
Notable items
Treaty at Tellico
session of congress
fourth session of congress
laws

