Letter from the Accountant of the War Department
Document 1799Simmons informs Mosely that his accounts and vouchers were received. Simmons also encloses duplicate copy of a miscarried letter.
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[Accountants Office
July 6th 1799]
Lieutt Frieman Morly
Smithburg Cont 1st
Sir
On the other side you have duplicate of my letter to you dated the 16 Ultimo & a copy of the Estimates therein referred, upon which I have recd your letter of the 1st inst. addresed to the Regt of Bled, indicting you can't been to expending as for payments made by you, from the tenor of your letter have led to believe that my letter must have miscarried & I have strengthened in this belief from the payments you have made. I have therefore thought it proper that you should be furnished with duplicates &c
Your Hbl W.S.
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Lieutt Robt Dunnam
Cont 14th Infy Boston.
Sir
I have received your letter of the 2d inclosing the Accts & Vouchers therein mentioned. It being the duty of Pay master General to examine all accounts of the nature of them forwarded in the first instance, they being mostly signed for arives at this place, they will be returned until he arrives when they will be transfered to him, he no doubt will communicate with you on the Subject.
Your Hbl W.S.
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons informs Mosely that his accounts and vouchers were received. Simmons also encloses duplicate copy of a miscarried letter.
Date
07/06/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accoutnant's Office
Document number
1799070621355
Page start
117
Notable persons
Lieutenant Truman Mosely
William Simmons
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Southbury, Connecticut
Accountant's Office
Notable items
estimates
account current
payment
miscarried letter

