Notification of the Reimbursement of Agent of Fortifications
Document 1800Simmons notified Secretary of War John Woodward, Agent of Fortifications for the defense of the tow and harbor of New London, submitted accounts for reimbursement. Simmons requested McHenry decide what compensations is to be allowed.
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note you accountable for the number of rations which you may have consumed at the barracks from thence—
[undecipherable signature]
Griffith S. McRee Esq.
Wilmington N.C.
[No?]
Accountant's Office
March 7th 180[0]
Sir
The Secretary [undecipherable] has [given?] all his [order?] on [your?] favor for two thousand five hundred dollars on account of the [Transportation?] on Capt [Teer?], which have you order [on?] the Treasurer of the United States on [presenting?] the [auditing?] receipts making yourself accountable—
[undecipherable signature]
Caleb [Irvine?] Esq.
[Philadelphia?]
March 7th 18[0]0
Sir
You are hereby [directed?] to [hold?] [undecipherable] of it [at?] [undecipherable] accountable for the [sum?] of [fifty?] two [Dollars?] [undecipherable] being the last of [322?] rations [issued?] by him for the months of September & October 1799 as [commandant?] [charges?] his [subsistence?] as major to which he is not entitled—
[undecipherable signature]
The Secretary of War
Sir
March 6, 1800
John [Woodruff?] [Esq?] Agent of [Fortification?] for the defense of the [Forts?] and [Harbour?] of New London having [settled?] his accounts in this office for [settlement?] on which he [charges?] two dollars a day for superintending the [affairs?] of [Fort?] [Trumbull?] whose [undecipherable] of [administration?], is the amount of his disbursements. The Secretary of War would therefore be pleased to devise what [compensation?] is to be allowed [undecipherable] for his [good?] service—
[undecipherable signature]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons notified Secretary of War John Woodward, Agent of Fortifications for the defense of the tow and harbor of New London, submitted accounts for reimbursement. Simmons requested McHenry decide what compensations is to be allowed.
Date
03/06/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800030621755
Page start
20
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
John Woodward
Agent of fortifications
Notable locations
New London, Connecticut
Fort Trumball
Notable items
repairs
harbor
disbursements

