Simmons Directing McRea to Transmit $12.49 to Carlton Walker
Document 1801Transmitting money from the Treasurer to Carlton Walker, late paymaster to 5th Regiment of Infantry.
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for Stationary & Postage of letters on Public Service. Don't take into view on Settlement of your accounts as payment to Said Day &
for which Sum you will please to send your duplicate receipt —
In my letter of the 19 Decr 1800 you were requested to pay this amount, and the United States on Settlement of your next accounts to your District —
Saml De W[undecipherable]
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Prufield & Mr Abes esqr Accountants Office
Collector Wilmington &c. February 3 1801
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of [undecipherable] dollars & [undecipherable] which you will please to pay to Carlton Walker Esq. [undecipherable] to the 6th Regt of Infantry, being to reimburse a [undecipherable] paid by him for [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] and their hire Stationary & Postage of letters on [Public] Service. for which payment please to take his receipt — Saml De W[undecipherable]
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The Secy of War February 25 1801
Sir
Samuel Parks agent of fortifications at Portland on his accounts exhibited at this Office for expenditures on account of the fortifications at said place, charges a [undecipherable] in the sum of [undecipherable] hundred two hundred [undecipherable] nine Dollars & fifty three
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Transmitting money from the Treasurer to Carlton Walker, late paymaster to 5th Regiment of Infantry.
Date
02/05/1801
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1801020521155
Page start
375
Notable persons
Griffith J McRee
William Simmons
McRea
Carleton Walker
paymaster
5th Infantry Regiment
Notable locations
Wilmington, North Carolina
Accountant's Office
Notable items
stationary
postage
letters
public service
receipts
pay

