Simmons Wishes for Carrington to Return his Attention to Mr. A. Rodger's Claim for Supplies of Rations
Document 1800Simmons provides Carrington with a copy of his September 13th letter which contains the papers of Mr. A. Rodger's claim for supplies for rations. As Carrington has not provided an answer on the subject Simmons wishes to bring Carrington's attention again to this issue.
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and the same Dr. Webster (above mentioned) by your accounts, I see your letter of the 23 Augst last I received of Call of Returns for all afford at Fort Johnston from 1 Jany. to 30 Octr. 1800 —
from a consideration of the pressure you will perceive the propriety of this request that you note satisfactorily explain the causes which have given rise to so many contracts, and to be mentioned —
Should you means generally authorize to form the Contracts, by your correspondence with this Department, be pleased to refer to the letters & forward copies of them —
Sam HS
Wt
P.S.
Private accounts have also lately been submitted to Wm Croom being for rations & supplies before Mr G. Dickens being partly at transactions from the 23 Septr 1799 to 10 May 1800 — the Sterling marchets for 183 Rations, certified since boats Brvms at distances from July 1 to 23 May 1800 C. 22½ Dolls. which will also require explanation —
Colo. Carrington Esqr.
Inspector
Richmond. Va
Accountant's Office
December 8th [11]
Sir
The foregoing is a copy of my letter to you of the 15 dept last, enclosing to you the papers of Mr. Hodges's claim for supplies of Rations &c. not having received any answer from you upon the subject present me to again to call your attention to it —
Sam Hs
Wt
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Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons provides Carrington with a copy of his September 13th letter which contains the papers of Mr. A. Rodger's claim for supplies for rations. As Carrington has not provided an answer on the subject Simmons wishes to bring Carrington's attention again to this issue.
Date
12/06/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800120621155
Page start
316
Note
"See page 255"
Notable persons
Edward Carrington
William Simmons
supervisor Richmond Virginia
Notable locations
Richmond, Virginia
Accountant's Office
Notable items
papers
claim
supplies
rations

