Simmons Writing Cass on the Topic of his Accounts and Remuneration
Document 1800the accounts mentioned in Cass' letter of October 6th have been received from Lieutenant Wilson and the have been examined to the amount of $57.27. The amount will be paid at sight subject to Cass' order. Simmons states that it would be paid agreeably to Cass' letter to Lieutenant Lewis, but Lewis is not around to be compensated.
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Accountants Office
October 21 1800
Major Son[undecipherable: Cap?]
Pittsburg
Sir
The accounts mentioned in your letter of the 6 Inst. have been received from Lieut. McL[undecipherable]: they have been examined & the sum of D[undecipherable] 17.97. admitted, which will be paid at Sight subject to your order, it would be paid agreeable to your letter to Lieut Simons but he is not here to receive it— Sam Ho[undecipherable]
W[undecipherable]
Col. Swan Eq[undecipherable]
P.M.G.
October 21 1800
Sir
Your letter dated 20 accompanied by the accounts therein mentioned have been received & will meet due examination— Sam Ho[undecipherable]
W[undecipherable]
Mr Benj. Dufelle
Eastern [undecipherable] the Columbia [undecipherable]
Boston
October 21 1800
Sir
A letter dated 9 Inst. with an account for printing, was handed me by the Secretary of War. Before accounts of this nature can be [undecipherable] it is proper that they should be Stated in [undecipherable] particular form, that the extent of such advertisement or the period covered should be noted in the account, attested to before a magistrate, the oath to set forth that the printing was done by order of the Secretary of War & relates to the service: also that the sum charged is the same as charged in similar cases & established rules. The account thus stated & furnished to this off[undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
the accounts mentioned in Cass' letter of October 6th have been received from Lieutenant Wilson and the have been examined to the amount of $57.27. The amount will be paid at sight subject to Cass' order. Simmons states that it would be paid agreeably to Cass' letter to Lieutenant Lewis, but Lewis is not around to be compensated.
Date
10/21/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800102121555
Page start
284
Notable persons
Major Jonathan Cass
William Simmons
Lieutenant Lewis
Lieutenant Wilson
Notable locations
Pittsburg
Accountant's Office
Notable items
accounts
examination

