Credit to Account
Document 1800Jackson's account for the expenditures for the Fortifications in March were examined, found correct, and sum was passed to the credit of his account. Jackson still owes a balance for sundry warrants and other expenses.
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Accountant's Office
April 19th 1800
Mr Clerk & Tucker
Carlisle Penns[y]
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of [undecipherable] Hundred Dollars, this some being an advance made by The Secretary of War, on account of making repairs for the public buildings at Carlisle. for which [find?] you will please to forward your duplicate receipts.
Sam[undecipherable]
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Cow D. Carrington Esqr
Agt Richmond Va
Sir April 19 1800
I receive your letter of the 12 [inst?] enclosing the receipts of John J. West[undecipherable] administrator to the Estate of [undecipherable] West[undecipherable] for [undecipherable] four hundred seventy one dollars & [undecipherable], which will be entered on the Books of this Office.
Sam[undecipherable]
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Jon. Jackson Esqr
Agt West [undecipherable]
[undecipherable]
Sir April 19th 1800 —
Referring to my letter of the 16th & 12 [inst?], I have now to inform you that your acts for expenditures on account of the Fortifications on [undecipherable] little have been examined [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] the Sum of [undecipherable] 1800 & the amount thereof, is [undecipherable] to your credit on the Books of this Office, leaving [undecipherable] balance due by you to the United States, (including the sum of three [undecipherable] amount of [undecipherable] Warrants forwarded to you since the 1st Instant[undecipherable]) of fourteen thousand five hundred forty one dollars, sixty five [undecipherable].
To preserve uniformity, it is desirable that the balance
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Jackson's account for the expenditures for the Fortifications in March were examined, found correct, and sum was passed to the credit of his account. Jackson still owes a balance for sundry warrants and other expenses.
Date
04/19/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800041921255
Page start
95
Notable persons
Jonathan Jackson
William Simmons
supervisor Boston
Notable locations
Boston
Notable items
expenditures
fortification
credit
account
expenses
warrants
balance
settlement

