Acknowledged Receipt of Copy of Waste Book
Document 1800Simmons received copy of waste book. Letter with enclosed arrived to Simmons hand last post, but since he heard nothing on the subject, suspended the sending of Mr. Hill's letter.
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Capt [undecipherable: probable reading "Hoats"] Morris
Fort Mc Henry,
Baltimore,
Commissary Office
May 23d 1800
Sir,
I have received your letter dated the 15th Inst' returning the account of Bunde & Brown Printers. The amount being thirty seven Dollars is this day remitted to John [undecipherable: probable reading "Hilly"], paymaster Baltimore, who [undecipherable] will be paid on application to him by Mrs Bunde & Brown & giving the necessary receipts.
Sam Dr [undecipherable]
David Henley Esqr *May 23d 1800
A.D.D.
Knoxville Tennessee
Sir — I have received your letter dated the 7th [undecipherable] and the body of your waste book accompanying the [undecipherable], which will be filed with their heretofore [undecipherable].
Your letter dates the 10 Ulto with its [undecipherable] to have been lost, but having heard nothing on the subject from the Secy of War I have suspended the sending Mr Hills letter
Sam [undecipherable]
Messrs Lewis & [undecipherable: probable reading "Litter"] May 26th 1800
Philad.
Sir,
You Stand charged on the Books of this Office with Eleven thousand Dollars advanced to you in April May & June 1799 on account of the manufacture & delivery of Iron Cannon for the United States.
Being [undecipherable] to close as many accounts as possible I have to request you will immediately account for said Sum by producing your account supported by proper vouchers, or should this [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons received copy of waste book. Letter with enclosed arrived to Simmons hand last post, but since he heard nothing on the subject, suspended the sending of Mr. Hill's letter.
Date
05/23/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800052321055
Page start
155
Notable persons
David Henley
William Simmons
agent war department
Mr. Hill
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Knoxville, Tennessee
Notable items
waste book

