Simmons Requests Hyde's Compliance to Avoid Referral to the Comptroller of the Treasury and the Secretary of War
Document 1800Recent instructions from the Comptroller of the Treasury make it necessary that anyone who received public money which remains unaccounted for must immediately forward and settle their accounts. Simmons again, despite frequent reminders of the consequences to Hyde, reminds him that he has been requesting a settlement from Hyde, and that failure to comply will result in referral to the Comptroller of the Treasury and the Secretary of War.
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Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Recent instructions from the Comptroller of the Treasury make it necessary that anyone who received public money which remains unaccounted for must immediately forward and settle their accounts. Simmons again, despite frequent reminders of the consequences to Hyde, reminds him that he has been requesting a settlement from Hyde, and that failure to comply will result in referral to the Comptroller of the Treasury and the Secretary of War.
Date
11/17/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800111921055
Page start
304
Note
Cited in Simmons to Dexter, 11/24/1800.
Notable persons
Captain Charles Hyde
William Simmons
comptroller treasury
secretary of war
Samuel Dexter
U.S. 1st Regiment
Notable locations
Georgetown
Accountant's Office
Virginia
Notable items
public money
accounts
settlement