Simmons Providing Dexter with a Copy of an October 16th Letter After the Original Burned
Document 1800Simmons is providing Dexter with a copy of Simmons' October 16th letter regarding rations and drawn for the wives of officers. Simmons is resubmitting this letter on the assumption that the original was destroyed in the fire.
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Edw'd Carrington Esqr
Supt Richmond &c
Accountants Office
Novr 21 1800
Sir
I have received your letter of the 20 inst: enclosing the draft of Thomas Bell in favor of Saml Stevens for $743 the for which amount I enclose you herewith a [undecipherable] of the Bank of Columbia treasury dated this day 3 days after date for which sum be pleased to send me an acknowledgement—
Sam Ro
W.S.
The Secretary of War — November 21 1800
Sir
The foregoing is a copy of my letter of the 16th Ulto relative to [undecipherable] account for the mess of Officers. I thought it proper to remind you of it as I presume that letter has been mislaid with the other papers of your office.
Sam Ro
W.S.
[the above alludes to the letter Page 277—]
Robert Nelson Esqr
Chairman of the Naval Committee
Baltimore
November [undecipherable] 1800
Sir
I have received your letter of the 21 inst: accompanied by your Act for expenditures in October 1800 on account of the Fortifications at Baltimore which will be placed upon examination I [undecipherable] will be informed of the result—
[undecipherable] Ro
W.S.
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons is providing Dexter with a copy of Simmons' October 16th letter regarding rations and drawn for the wives of officers. Simmons is resubmitting this letter on the assumption that the original was destroyed in the fire.
Date
11/25/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800112521255
Page start
307
Notable persons
Samuel Dexter
William Simmons
officer wives
Notable items
rations

