Notification of Payment
Document 1800Simmons notified Sprig that if he applied to Nicholas Fish, supervisor at New York, he would receive his pay as military store keeper for West Point.
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Lieut Patrick C Harris Accountants Office
Fort Johnston N.C. July 4th 1800
Sir
I have received your letter dated the 22d May 1800, enclosing your account for expenses in pursuing deserters & vouchers therein referred to for Settlement—
By the established Regulations of this Department as has been confirmed by a General order under date of the 10 May 1800 it has been made the duty of the Pay master of the different Regiments on the first instance to receive all claims which the Officers of their Respective Regiments may have against the United States, for settlement with the Pay master that in order therefore that your account may pursue the course pointed out by the Instructions to the Pay masters, I herewith return it to you.
Your subsistance account for the Year 1795, has been transmitted to the office of the Pay master General agreeably to your request.
Sam [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons notified Sprig that if he applied to Nicholas Fish, supervisor at New York, he would receive his pay as military store keeper for West Point.
Date
07/12/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800071221455
Page start
191
Notable persons
Fredrick Sprig
William Simmons
assistant military storekeeper
Notable locations
West Point
New York
Notable items
receipts
pay

