Accounts of fortifications and of Thomas Welsh
Document 1800Accounts of fortifications and Thomas Welsh are delayed because of movement of office to Washington.
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enclosures - which shall be filed with those before forwarde[d]
subject to a proper examination — Sam &c P. Hagner
Pr. Cl[k]
Coll McHetch Accountants Office
Collector of the customs, City Point June 26th 1800
near Richmond, Virginia,
Sir
As early as the removal of the Office to this pla[ce]
would permit I acknowledge in the absence of the accountant
receipt of your letter (with its accompaniments) dated the 14[th]
The papers after perusal by Mr Simmons will be arrang[ed]
with the accounts of the Virginia militia employed in Suppres[sing]
the Western Insurrection — Sam &c
P. Hagner
Pr. Clk.
Jon.n Jackson Esqr. June 26th 1800
Boston - Ms
Sir
The accountant being absent it has become my [undecipherable]
to acknowledge the receipt of your letters dated the 27 May &[undecipherable]
14 Instt. The former accompanied by accounts of Fortifications,
the latter enclosing the receipt of Thomas Welsh for Dolls 576.[undecipherable]
which will be attended to in course. The delay which ha[s]
arisen was occasioned by the removal of the Office to this pl[ace]
& the papers & Books not being in perfect order yet — an adjus[tment]
of the accounts cannot immediately take place — but no time wi[ll]
be lost in effecting it — Sam &c P. Hagner
Pr. Clk.
Your letter of the 3d June is also received —
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Mr John G Coffin Accountants Office
Boston — June 27th 1800
Sir
I have received your letter of the 4 Instt in
reply I have to inform you that on settlement of the accots
of Manning & Vischer for payments he made on your due
bills. One of nine dollars & 7/100, was paid, for which you
had already received a credit, & for which it was thought at the
time no due bill had been granted by you, but that you had
paid the money. You were accordingly charged with that sum
as having been erroneously admitted to your credit — the accot
is that of John Nugent for carpenters tools purchased of him for
the use of the Garrison at Niagara —
Sam &c
P. Hagner
Pr. Clk.
Lieutt John Fergus June 27th 1800
New York,
Sir
I have received your letter (without date)
enclosing your Recruiting account & Vouchers therein referred to
for Settlement - which has been transmitted to Caleb Swan Esqr
Pay master Genl residing at Philada whose duty it is in
the first instance to examine & liquidate all army accots —
Sam &c
P. Hagner
Pr. Clk.
Caleb Swan Esqr. June 27th 1800
P. M. G.
Sir Herewith I inclose you a letter recd from
Lieutt John Fergus Junr inclosing his account for Recruiting and
Vouchers therein referred to, which are transmitted to you that
they may pursue the regular course for examination & settlement
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Accounts of fortifications and Thomas Welsh are delayed because of movement of office to Washington.
Date
06/26/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800062622155
Page start
174
Notable persons
Jonathan Jackson
Peter Hagner
clerk
William Simmons
supervisor Boston
Thomas Welsh
Notable locations
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington
Notable items
fortifications
papers
books
receipt

