Credit to Account
Document 1800Simmons received letter from Carrington that contained receipts of William Willoughby. Money to be entered to the credit of Carrington's account.
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John Kilty Esq.r
Sup.r Baltimore
Sir
Accountants Office
April 10th 1800
I received your letter dated the 7th Instant enclosing the receipt of Mr. Toncin for one hundred & five dollars 87/100, and your account of Commissions for receiving & paying monies from this Department to the 1.st February 1800, the former will be entered on the books of this Office, and the latter amounting to Two hundred thirty eight dollars 74/100, you will receive as usual from The Treasurer of The United States, the receipt whereof you will please acknowledge to this Office —
In my letter to you under date of the 29 December last, I requested you would be pleased to call on Mr. Robert Moffell Ensign in the 33.d Reg.t of Maryland Militia called into Service to suppress an Insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania in 1794, and receive from him the sum of thirteen dollars & 7/100 the same having been paid to him twice; which, when received you will please transmit to the Treasurer of the U.S; to which object I have to request your early attention — Sam.l
W.S.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons received letter from Carrington that contained receipts of William Willoughby. Money to be entered to the credit of Carrington's account.
Date
04/10/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800041021455
Page start
80
Notable persons
Edward Carrington
William Simmons
supervisor Richmond
William Willoughby
Notable locations
Richmond, Virginia
Notable items
receipt
voucher
books

