Pay of McClean and His Recruits
Document 1794McClean's recruits will be paid as soon as the musters are approriately qualified and returned to the Accountant's Office. In the meantime, McClean's own pay can be remitted to the 31st of December 1793.
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the settlement of their accounts, but when it is taken into view that these Lieutenants not only pay the Militia but are accountable for the Mu- sition Lines the allowance does not appear too great. In the whole Term of provision the allow- ance is one fourth part of the Year here con- templated is a liberal one and that Col. Proust should be fully entitled therewith — should you be of this opinion you will please to give me authority to settle his account.
I am Yrs &c
The Honble Joseph Howell
The Secy of War.
W. D. Accountants Office
February 8th 1794
Sir,
I return you the Musters of your recruits, you will fill up the time to which you and such of your recruits who have received money have been heard, which being done the rolls are to be qualified to agreeably to your existing instructions when they are perfected and returned and Congress have passed the ap- propriation act for this Year, I shall remit you the pay due — In the mean time if you are de-
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
McClean's recruits will be paid as soon as the musters are approriately qualified and returned to the Accountant's Office. In the meantime, McClean's own pay can be remitted to the 31st of December 1793.
Date
02/08/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794020821055
Page start
29
Notable persons
Levi McClean
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Accountant's Office

