Accounts and Vouchers Received
Document 1800Accounts and vouchers for expenditures at the armoury at Springfield received. Simmons elaborated on proper procedure for hiring and paying extra labor.
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Archt Graney &c Accountants Office
New Port. R. I. July 21st 1800
Sir
The Secretary of War has issued a Warrant in your favor for two thousand Dollars, on account of the Fortifications erecting on the harbor of New Port, which fund you will receive from the Treasurer of the United States, on furnishing your duplicate Rect to be accountable —
Sam H[undecipherable]
Mr Michl Mickle July 28th 1800
Trenton [undecipherable]
Sir
I answer your letter under the 24 Instt. I can only have to inform you that nothing has come to my knowledge on the subject of your supplies to Genl McElwain in addition to what I verbally informed you of in Philadelphia
Sam [undecipherable]
Mr Joseph Williams July 28th 1800
Springfield Massts
Sir
I have received your letter of the 21 Instt accompanied by your Accounts Vouchers for expenditures at the Armoury at Springfield for the Quarter ending the 30 June which will be placed under examination & you will be informed of the result.
It will not be expedient to dispense with an allowance to the Store for a Pay Roll on the part of the Superintendent for without it there can be no check on his calculations &[undecipherable] Any allowance to the Armourer for extra work done may be the subject of a separate Roll or may be brought into the fund[undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Accounts and vouchers for expenditures at the armoury at Springfield received. Simmons elaborated on proper procedure for hiring and paying extra labor.
Date
07/28/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800072821355
Page start
207
Notable persons
Joseph Williams
William Simmons
superintendent
armorers
workmen
Notable locations
Springfield, Massachusetts
armory
Notable items
accounts
vouchers
expenditures
pay roll
repairs
buildings
voucher
materials
abstract
payment

