Simmons Replying to Claiborne's Letter of November 28th Regarding Mr. Henley
Document 1800Simmons is replying to a letter of Claiborne's dated the same day, informing Claiborne that David Henley will be directed to forward to Simmons' office all the papers he possesses which substantiate the claim of Johnson's expedition. When the papers have been received an examination of them will be made and the amount found due will be forwarded as usual.
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Mr Guy T Timothy
Greater Charleston S.C.
Accountants Office
Novemr 29, 1799
Sir
The Secretary of War having no power of accounts for printing done for the War department, Before payment can be made it will be necessary that the authority on which the service was performed is forwarded to this Office and on oath be annexed to the account stating that the prices therein charged are the same as was usually charged to you for like Services. The account thus vouched & forwarded to this Office will be immediately paid to your order.
Sams
[signature]
The Honble
Wm C C Claiborne
in Congress
November 28, 1800
Sir
In reply to your Letter of this date I have to inform you that Mr Haley, must be desired to forward to this Office all the papers in his possession to substantiate the claim of phoenix expedition & when they are received here an examination will be made & the amount found due will be forwarded as usual, with directions to pay the claimants on such account of their powers as stated to be filed referred
Sams
[signature]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons is replying to a letter of Claiborne's dated the same day, informing Claiborne that David Henley will be directed to forward to Simmons' office all the papers he possesses which substantiate the claim of Johnson's expedition. When the papers have been received an examination of them will be made and the amount found due will be forwarded as usual.
Date
11/28/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800112821255
Page start
311
Notable persons
William C. C. Claiborne
William Simmons
David Henley
Johnson's Expedition
congress
Notable locations
congress
post office
Notable items
Johnson's expedition
papers
claim

