Simmons Informs Williams of a Balance of $13194.46 Remaining in his Hands
Document 1800Simmons informs Williams that his account and receipts for expenditures at the Springfield Armory for the quarter ending September 30th have been examined, and a balance of $13194.46 has been found to be remaining in Williams' hands. Included in this settlement is $8200 paid to William's attorney, as well as a deduction of $25 for freight from Hartford to New Port, R.I., which was delivered to Archibald Crary.
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David Henley Esqr
Harretts Tennissa
Accountants Office
Decr 1 1800
Sir
It having been directed that the Militia of Expeditions commonly call'd Johnsons should be settled equally to the provisions made by law, you are hereby notified to present to this office the muster & Pay Rolls [and] other documents and your equipment returns to establish the claim that services was to be taken for drawing the warrants. I have stated [undecipherable] that I write [undecipherable] you to this effect to receive your immediate attention [undecipherable]
Saml
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George [Jearson?] Esqr
Clerk [undecipherable] Philad.
December 2nd 1800
Sir
I am received your [letter?] of the 20 [undecipherable] remitted to the [head?] of the Old Paymaster to which it affects it will be placed under consideration [undecipherable] soon —
[undecipherable]
Mr Joseph Williams
Springfield Ma.
December 1 1800
Sir
Your account & receipts for expenditures at the [Armory?] at Springfield Massachusetts for the Quarter ending the 30 September last have been examined to a balance [undecipherable] accounts [undecipherable] in your hands of Ds 13194.46. There is included in this [settlement?] $200 dollars, the amount of warrants at [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to your attorney [undecipherable] to the date of your [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons informs Williams that his account and receipts for expenditures at the Springfield Armory for the quarter ending September 30th have been examined, and a balance of $13194.46 has been found to be remaining in Williams' hands. Included in this settlement is $8200 paid to William's attorney, as well as a deduction of $25 for freight from Hartford to New Port, R.I., which was delivered to Archibald Crary.
Date
12/01/1800
Author
Recipient
Document number
1800120121255
Page start
312
Notable persons
Joseph Williams
William Simmons
attorney
Archibald Crary
Notable locations
Springfield, Massachusetts
armory
Hartford Connecticut
New Port Rhode Island
Notable items
account
receipts
expenditures
settlement
warrants

