Simmons Confirming Receipt of the House's letter of October 20th and Accepting their Statements and Accounts for Supplies for Fort Trumbull and Captain Bissell's Recruits
Document 1800Simmons received the House's letter of October 20th, containing their accounts and vouchers for supplies for Fort Trumbull and to Captain Bissell's Recruits at Hartford during July, August, and September 1800. Their statement amounts to $839.46 from which has been deducted as improper to be paid by the two and will be received from Jedediah Huntington upon granting of the necessary receipts
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Caleb Swan Esq. Accountants Office
P. M. G. November 3. 1800
Sir
It appears by a Statement of the account of Capt John Bishop of the 2d Regt of 1786, for payments made to his company for the month of July 1799 that a Sum of Ten dollars is due from him to the United States. This sum of money is to be deducted from the pay of Capt Bishop on the first Settlement which shall be made with this Office of which you will furnish the usual Certificate —
Saml [undecipherable]
Messrs Elyah & I House November 3[undecipherable] 1800
Nelson near Hartford County
Gent I received by yours of the 20 Ulto your account vouchers for your Supplies in July Augt 1800 to the Garrison at Fort Granville & to [undecipherable] Capt [undecipherable] at Hartford amounting by your Statement to — [undecipherable] 189.48 [undecipherable] has been returned as improper to be [undecipherable] by your — Viz
Liet Brown's Bill mustering the Garrison in February ...................... [undecipherable] 6.2 —
The rates for advertising service ...................... 1 —
26 Rations found to french prisoners ...................... 2.40
& for Allowed rations Common for Capt [undecipherable] for
September ...................... 1.75 —
Commission Charged at 2½ Pr Ct ...................... [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons received the House's letter of October 20th, containing their accounts and vouchers for supplies for Fort Trumbull and to Captain Bissell's Recruits at Hartford during July, August, and September 1800. Their statement amounts to $839.46 from which has been deducted as improper to be paid by the two and will be received from Jedediah Huntington upon granting of the necessary receipts
Date
11/03/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800110321655
Page start
293
Notable persons
Elijah House
William Simmons
Notable locations
Hebron, near Hartford, CT

