Letter from the Accountant of the War Department
Document 1799Simmons informs Stevens that Lt. George Izard's receipt was received.
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William Crafts Esqr
Charleston
St Carolina
Accountants Office
November 13 1799
Sir
I have recived your letter of the 25 Ultimo & claims accompanied by your accounts up to the 31 Ulto which will be placed under examination & you will be informed of the result —
I am &c
*M. S.*
Daniel Stevens Esqr
Supervisor Charleston
November 19 1799
Sir
I have recived the letter of McLlansworth of the 16 Instant inclosing the receipt of Lieutt George Izard for thirty) one dollars &c You which sum will be entered the proper credit on the Books of this Office —
I am &c
*M. S.*
Mr Joseph Williams
Pr Mr Alston Esqr
Springville Md
November 21 1799
Sir
The Secretary of War has given a warrant on your favour for nine thousand six hundred Dollars on account of the armory at Springville Md, which sum you will recive from the Treasurer of the United States on furnishing your duplicate recpts holding yourself accountable —
I am &c
*M. S.*
Type
Letterbook
Description
Simmons informs Stevens that Lt. George Izard's receipt was received.
Date
11/19/1799
Author
Recipient
Document number
1799111921055
Page start
419
Notable persons
Daniel Stevens
William Simmons
Mr. Cudworth
Lieutenant George Izard
Notable locations
South Carolina
accountant's office
Charleston
Notable items
receipt
credit
books

