Deducting from the Account of William Taylor
Document 1801Overpayment of Taylor of $23.00.
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Willm Taylor Esqr
late Pay master 5th Regt.
Accountants' Office
February 28th 1801—
Sir
Your accounts for payment made to the Troops in South Carolina have undergone examination & settlement the result whereof is as follows.
Balance due the United States p Statement of the P.M.G. 1220.57
From which deduct the following sums admitted to your credit at this Office viz.—
Error in addition of Coll. Smiths acct. for stationary Ve .26
Amount of payments made by you to sundry Officers of 5th Regt. for subsistence of their servants, to which they were not intitled & has accordingly been deducted from the balances of pay &c due them respectively ............... 66.65 66.91
Leaving a balance now standing against you of Dollars 1153.66 which please to inform me in what manner it will be most convenient to refund to the United States —
Samle
W.S.
[Duplicate forwarded 6 June 1801 — la Page 528]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Overpayment of Taylor of $23.00.
Date
02/28/1801
Author
Recipient
Document number
1801022821455
Page start
402
Notable persons
Caleb Swan
William Simmons
William Taylor
paymaster
5th infantry regiment
paymaster general
detachment
Notable locations
Charleston South Carolina
Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay
settlement
certificate
pay rolls

