Transfer of Sum Between Accounts
Document 1800Williams is held accountable for the Warrant of General McPherson made out in Williams favor. However, McPherson took up vouchers and receipts and asked that the amount be transferred to his account which Simmons obliged.
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You will therefore be pleased to make the necessary entries on the Books of the S. Superintendent of military Stores —
Saml
No
Honble Williams &co
Amboy New Jersey
Sir
Your letter of the 6 Instt has just come to hand.
In reply I have to inform you that on reference to the account of Genl. McPherson in your inner [undecipherable] that it is [undecipherable] to make you this accountable person and your receipt thereon goes to the small [undecipherable] as however the house has taken up your vouchers for Williams and you [undecipherable] you make the disbursements [undecipherable] by his [undecipherable]
I have an [undecipherable] of his signature to me on writing this he concerns himself the accountable person to transfer the amount from your account to that of Lieutenant Mr Pherson in the Books of my office.
Saml
No
Major Timothy Darling
16 Sty [undecipherable]
Providence R.I.
March 6 — 1800
Sir
Referring you to my letter of the [undecipherable] Instt to which you will be pleased to favor me with an answer in course.
I have by this to inform you that it appears upon the examination of the accounts of the Conductor at New Port Rhode Island, that you have drawn additional Rations of pay for your [undecipherable] [undecipherable] from the 20 Novr to 31 Decemr 179[undecipherable] as Commanding Officer of a District [undecipherable] to which however you are not entitled as the law allows such Rations to Officers only who command [undecipherable] Posts or Garrisons; that is to say the ordinary permanent commandants, in which description you [undecipherable] is included.
The Pay master General therefore will be directed to
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Williams is held accountable for the Warrant of General McPherson made out in Williams favor. However, McPherson took up vouchers and receipts and asked that the amount be transferred to his account which Simmons obliged.
Date
03/06/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800030621555
Page start
19
Notable persons
Johnathan Williams
William Simmons
Notable locations
Amboy, New Jersey
Accountant's Office
Notable items
vouchers
account
warrant
receipt
disbursement

