Warrrant Issued
Document 1800Notification of Warrant issued for General Henry Lee for armouries and foundries. Simmons requested instructions on money disbursement for Gen. Lee from Mr. Swan, clerk, but his request was not honored and therefore Simmons requested assistance from McHenry. Simmons needs instructions for Lee before he leaves the city.
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[Accountants' Office?]
May 9th 1800
The Secretary
of War
Sir
A Warrant having issued by the Secretary of War in favor of Brigt Sharp for the Sum of Seven thousand dollars on account of Armorers & furnaces: I called upon Mr Simms this day in your Office for a Copy of the Instructions to General his hand, the disbursement thereof; my request not having been complied with. I am therefore necessitated to call upon the Secretary of War. As you will readily be persuaded that I should be early furnished with information how this money is to be disbursed, that I may be enable to furnish him with the necessary forms for his, I ordering his accounts before he leaves the City; and inasmuch as he stands charged with a considerable Sum of money in this books of this Office, which he has not yet accounted for, either ratios are for that purpose &
Sam H.
W.S.
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Secy Jackson City
Payments Section
May 9th 1800
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit-pay the Sum of Seventy two Dollars, which you will please to pay to Mr John & Clifton beyond matter in the 1st Regt of it &c taking his triplicate receipts for the same, being for his pay & ferry for May & June 1799 —
Sam H.
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Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Notification of Warrant issued for General Henry Lee for armouries and foundries. Simmons requested instructions on money disbursement for Gen. Lee from Mr. Swan, clerk, but his request was not honored and therefore Simmons requested assistance from McHenry. Simmons needs instructions for Lee before he leaves the city.
Date
05/09/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800050921255
Page start
132
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Mr. Jones
clerk
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
warrant
money
accounts
books

