Pay of the Postmaster of the Army
Document 1784Pay of the postmaster to the army and the form of the payment. Lacking money on hand, Pierce can only provide a certificate of the pay due.
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Type
Letterbook
Description
Pay of the postmaster to the army and the form of the payment. Lacking money on hand, Pierce can only provide a certificate of the pay due.
Date
01/15/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Document number
1784011537201
Page start
4
Notable persons
Christopher Meng
John Pierce
Notable locations
West Point
West Point
Philadelphia
War Office
Notable items
application
money
settlement
account
certificate
balance
department
method
warrant
war office