Unlawful Charges by Doctor
Document 1800The last letter from Simmons instructed Dr. Brown what vouchers were necessary for submitting for reimbursement. Discussed Dr. Brown's request for compensation for services rendered sick Indians in the Western Country and a charge for attending the Indians at the Treaty at Greenville. His charges are above those permitted by law, therefore he needs the approval of the Sec. of War. Elaborated on Dr. Brown's charges.
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The last letter from Simmons instructed Dr. Brown what vouchers were necessary for submitting for reimbursement. Discussed Dr. Brown's request for compensation for services rendered sick Indians in the Western Country and a charge for attending the Indians at the Treaty at Greenville. His charges are above those permitted by law, therefore he needs the approval of the Sec. of War. Elaborated on Dr. Brown's charges.
Date
02/07/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1800020700201
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
James McHenry
Doctor Brown
sick Indians
Indians
Native Americans
General Anthony Wayne
General James Wilkinson
superior officer
commander
Secretary of War
Accountant of the War Department
surgeon
Notable locations
War Department
Western country
Greeneville
Greenville
Detroit
Notable items
vouchers
claim
compensation
Treaty at Greeneville
Treaty of Greeneville
house rent
rent
charges
allowances
law
requisitions
hospital
house
proof
receipts
law
reimbursement
settlement of accounts
instructions
expenses
approval
submission
permission