Record Needed for Settling Smith's Account, Etc.
Document 1801Hodgdon should already have received the amount of his salary account. Simmons calls attention to the postscript of his recent letter with a copy of the report of the Secretary of War respec ting cartouche boxes.Since the records of Simmons' office have been destroyed, Mr. Smith's account is suspended for want of that document.
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[William Simmons
Feb 14, 1800]
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[JAN 14]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Hodgdon should already have received the amount of his salary account. Simmons calls attention to the postscript of his recent letter with a copy of the report of the Secretary of War respec ting cartouche boxes.Since the records of Simmons' office have been destroyed, Mr. Smith's account is suspended for want of that document.
Date
01/10/1801
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Department of War, Accountant's Office
Document number
1801011021001
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible.
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
William Simmons
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Department of War, Accountant's Office