Acknowledgement of Letter Received
Document 1800Simmons received account receipts, recommended Jackson send only receipts for monies transmitted to Jackson in the future.
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Shall at least expect you to do it so far as is practicable
to Send them to this Office for reconsideration.
As the manner in which most of the returns [undecipherable] are
drawn out defeats all check or investigation I shall expect
you to be very particular in having the numbers and
description of men &c &c demanded for Forage [undecipherable] certified them—
Jam:s [undecipherable]
W.S.
for Doctor [undecipherable] Accountants Office
Agent E.A. Price September 11 1800
Boston
Sir I received your letter dated the 5th inst
inclosing your vouchers receipt for ten thousand Dollars which
are files in this Office in future you will only have one
receipt for monies transmitted you—
Your &c
W.S.
Major General [undecipherable] September 11 1800
care of [undecipherable] McC[undecipherable]
Northampton Ma[undecipherable]
Sir I have now to inform you of the Settlement
of your acct of monies expended in paying for the quarter
[undecipherable] monies due for furnishing the Officers & Troops
of the 16th Regt in the State of New Hampshire in 1779
amounting [undecipherable] I have stated to be . . . . . $[undecipherable]
from which has been deducted [undecipherable] and now reduces to
[undecipherable] from which for fretts due you from Augt [undecipherable] Decr
27. The Secr of War having stated that no allowance
shall be made to officers for fretts which they have not
incurred by being absent [undecipherable] detaine on service or from any
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons received account receipts, recommended Jackson send only receipts for monies transmitted to Jackson in the future.
Date
09/11/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800091121255
Page start
252
Notable persons
Jonathan Jackson
William Simmons
agent war department
Notable locations
Boston
Accountant's Office
Notable items
duplicate receipts
monies

