Remit Sum by Treasurer
Document 1800Treasurer of United States will remit sum to Fosdick to be paid to Lieutenant Nathaniel Leonard at Fort Sumner. Money is reimbursement for expenses and reward for pursuing and apprehending sundry deserters from the garrison at Fort Sumner.
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Griffin S M'Ree Esq
Wilmington N.C. Accountants Office
April 10th 1800 Sir Robert Hall Contractor in North Carolina during the last year having received considerable sums of money and never rendered any accounts for the disbursement thereof, I have to request that you will on [undecipherable] for and immediate settlement by requiring his account to you to be forwarded to this Office for final examination — It may be proper to mention that in addition to the monies advanced to him by you his draft for one thousand Dollars on the Secretary of War has been paid a few days since. The length of time since M'[undecipherable] has come into Contract, the magnitude of the charges against him and he having never rendered any accounts makes this the more urgent for and immediate transmission of his accounts. Saml W[undecipherable] --- [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] Esq
[undecipherable] [undecipherable] Mo. April 10th 1800 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of ninety two dollars & [undecipherable] which you will please to pay to Robert [undecipherable] at Fort [undecipherable] taking his [undecipherable] receipt for the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to reimburse. Also the sum paid by him for the [undecipherable] & expenses incurred in procuring & apprehending sundry deserters from the Garrison at Fort [undecipherable]. Sam W[undecipherable]
Wilmington N.C. Accountants Office
April 10th 1800 Sir Robert Hall Contractor in North Carolina during the last year having received considerable sums of money and never rendered any accounts for the disbursement thereof, I have to request that you will on [undecipherable] for and immediate settlement by requiring his account to you to be forwarded to this Office for final examination — It may be proper to mention that in addition to the monies advanced to him by you his draft for one thousand Dollars on the Secretary of War has been paid a few days since. The length of time since M'[undecipherable] has come into Contract, the magnitude of the charges against him and he having never rendered any accounts makes this the more urgent for and immediate transmission of his accounts. Saml W[undecipherable] --- [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] Esq
[undecipherable] [undecipherable] Mo. April 10th 1800 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of ninety two dollars & [undecipherable] which you will please to pay to Robert [undecipherable] at Fort [undecipherable] taking his [undecipherable] receipt for the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to reimburse. Also the sum paid by him for the [undecipherable] & expenses incurred in procuring & apprehending sundry deserters from the Garrison at Fort [undecipherable]. Sam W[undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Treasurer of United States will remit sum to Fosdick to be paid to Lieutenant Nathaniel Leonard at Fort Sumner. Money is reimbursement for expenses and reward for pursuing and apprehending sundry deserters from the garrison at Fort Sumner.
Date
04/10/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800041021155
Page start
79
Notable persons
Nathaniel Fosdick
William Simmons
Lieutenant Nathaniel Leonard
Collector Portland Maine
treasurer
deserters
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Fort Sumner
Maine
Portland
Massachusetts
Notable items
receipt
pay
reimburse
sum
reward

