Credit to Account, with details
Document 1800Account for horseman's tents and mess bowls, axes and wooden trenchers for the 14th and 15th Infantry examined, sum credited to Jackson's account. Differences in amount requested and amount reimbursed, differences and explanation annexed.
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Genl. Jackson Esqr.
Superintendant Wabash
&co
Accountants Office
March 19th 1800
Referring to my letter of the 12 Instt. I have now to inform you that your accounts for rations hade Mess Brooks and Wm. furnished to the 14th & 21 Regts of Infantry, have been examined, and the sum of $713.76 has been found to your credit, differing from your Statement $31.72, which will be accounted for by the account of differences annexed. The balance due by you on last settlement of Dolls 213.26 being applied there leaves a balance still to give you on the settlement of five hundred & thirty dollars & nineteen cents, which will be transmitted to you by the Treasurer of the United States, to whom you will grant the necessary receipts for the same —
Samly
[initials]
Account of differences
Amount of Genl. Jacksons Acctt. for rations hade Mess Brooks Huntson purchase & Wm. purchased for the use of the 14th
& 21 Regts of Infantry Dollars 815. 48
I debit the following items 44d/
This sum charged in the Acct. of Hogg & Hale for altering two thousand bonds with charges for Major of the
14 Regt. of Infantry, rejected, because majors are not
entitled to rations D 11 13
This sum charged by him for transportation in the
said purchase, disallowed, because the quantum of
compensation to be allowed to him, as to the
proportionable to the aggregate amount of his expenditures as Agent agreeable to his instructions from
the Secy. of War dated 23 Sept. 1799 ———— 19.47 31.72
amount [undecipherable] to his credit is dollars —— 783. 76
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Account for horseman's tents and mess bowls, axes and wooden trenchers for the 14th and 15th Infantry examined, sum credited to Jackson's account. Differences in amount requested and amount reimbursed, differences and explanation annexed.
Date
03/19/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800031921755
Page start
44
Notable persons
Jonathan Jackson
William Simmons
Treasurer
supervisor Boston
Notable locations
Boston
Accountant's Office
Notable items
receipts

