Settlement of Accounts
Document 1800Settlement of Johnathan Williams, provisional purveyor, yielded a credit to his account for his services rendered to military stores keeper, John Harris.
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Sam'l Hodgdon Esq'r
Supert of M. S.
Accountants Office
May the 27th 180[undecipherable]
Sir
On settlement of the accts of Con. Williams, as provisional Purveyor, he has acc'd us credit on the Books of this Office, for the amount of expenditures made by him for the purcha[se] of articles in the Purveyors branch, during the period which he acted in that capacity; of which the major part appears to have been delivered to John Harris, military Store keeper; the residue to have been deposited in the War Office; an explanatory Abstract of which, I herewith transmit you in order that the necessary entri[es] may be made on the Books of the Superintendent of Military Stores —
I am &c
W. S.
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Lt Coll. Henry Gaither May 27th 1800
Fort Wilkinson
Georgia
Sir I have recd your letter dated the 1st In[st.]
In reply to which I have to inform you that no accounts of Mr Devereux have ever been rendered to this Office for Settlement —
I am &c
W.S.
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Jont Dayton Esqr May 28th 1800
Elizabethtown N.J.
Sir I duly recd your's of the 22d & 27th Insto & have noted their contents — in reply have to observe that the letter from Captn Williamson has been received & your brother's accounts are now under examination for a final Settlement, the result of which you will be immediately informed —
The accounts of William Dayton as Pay ma[ster] to the Jersey line & of your brother's E. Dayton as Contractor for April 1800 are received. c
I have not yet received orders for the removal of my Office, but expect to in the course of this, or the beginning of next week —
I am &c
W. S.
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John Kilty Esquire Accountants Office
Baltimore May 28th, 1800
Sir
I received enclosed in your letter of the 26th Insto Yundt & Brown's receipt for Thirty seven dollars, which will be entered on the Books of this Office —
I am &c
W.S.
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Ebenezer Stevens Esqr Accountants Office
A. W. D. New York May 28th 1800
Sir
I have recd your letter dated the 26 Insto with the Stationary account therein inclosed. It will be noticed as altered on the next Settlement of your account —
I am &c
W.S.
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Caleb Swan Esqr May 28th 1800
P. M. G.
Sir
I have before me your letter of this date, with its enclosures, relative to a claim of Lt McComb, of the Cavalry for Services performed by him, in the Office of the Adjutant General.
As this claim is of a like nature with others I have already decided upon; and the governing principles the same; I inclose you a copy of my letter to Captn Abram R Ellery in which I have Stated the reasons for disallowing the claims preferred by him; and which will govern in the case in question
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Settlement of Johnathan Williams, provisional purveyor, yielded a credit to his account for his services rendered to military stores keeper, John Harris.
Date
05/27/1800
Author
Recipient
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Accountant's Office
Document number
1800052721055
Page start
158
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
William Simmons
Jonathan Williams
provisional purveyor
John Harris
military store keeper
superintendent of military stores
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
settlement
books
expenditures
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