Payment of Traveling Expenses
Document 1800Money owed Lieut. Sharp, Henley to pay him upon his return to Knoxville. Colonel Butler ill.
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[Address panel:]
William Simmons
Accountant for the War
Department
Washington
[Endorsements:] [Knoxville Octr 22 / David Henley / [undecipherable] received [undecipherable] / Nov [7?] 1800]
Knoxville the 22 October 1800
Sir
I received your Letter of the 8 September with the Regulations for the Settlement of Mileage & travelling expences to the Officers, and note that Lieut. Tharp was advanced three hundred ninety eight dollars and /100 which Shall be Settled when he comes forward for the purpose. When he went through this Town I was at Tellus delivering the Cherokee annuities but have since Seen him at S.W. Point and informed the propriety of an early Settlement — that he at the Garrison again in a few days and will examine him therefore.
Colonel Butler has been very ill and Lieut. Chandler has for sometime at the last Symptoms of death, but I hope he will now recover — — with Respect I am Sir Your Humbt. Servt.
William Simmons esquire — David Henley
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Money owed Lieut. Sharp, Henley to pay him upon his return to Knoxville. Colonel Butler ill.
Date
10/22/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Knoxville
Document number
1800102270001
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
David Henley
Colonel Butler
officers
Lieutenant Sharp
Cherokee
Indians
Colonel Butler
Lieutenant Chandler
Notable locations
Washington
Knoxville
Tellico
South West Point
Notable items
regulations
settlement of mileage
traveling expenses
annuities
Cherokee annuities
ill
symptoms of death


