Simmons Requesting Crafts Provide Evidence that His Expenditures were On Account of the War Department
Document 1800The Auditor of the Treasury transmitted Craft's accounts to Simmons and noted that the accounts and vouchers Crafts provided indicated that they were made on account of the War Department by the Collector of the port of Charleston. Simmons states that there is no evidence that these expenditures were made on account of the War Department, and therefore are given back to Crafts for investigation and, if the accounts are indeed accurate, payment.
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Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
The Auditor of the Treasury transmitted Craft's accounts to Simmons and noted that the accounts and vouchers Crafts provided indicated that they were made on account of the War Department by the Collector of the port of Charleston. Simmons states that there is no evidence that these expenditures were made on account of the War Department, and therefore are given back to Crafts for investigation and, if the accounts are indeed accurate, payment.
Date
10/30/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800103021155
Page start
288
Notable persons
William Crafts
William Simmons
auditor treasury
war department
collector Charleston
Notable locations
Charleston, South Carolina
Accountant's Office
Notable items
accounts
vouchers