James O'Hara writes to the Secretary at War regarding western army, stores, pay, and subsistence
Document 1794O'Hara discusses the western army, stores, pay, and subsistence with Knox.
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War March 20th 1799
Sir,
I herewith send you new Schedules of Hours I [undecipherable] articles required for the Western Army for the present year in the [undecipherable] transfer between them with an estimate of money wanted for immediate [undecipherable] & pay of the Department up to the 1st of July amounting to [undecipherable] 134 Dollars 83 3m — 13,600 Dollars [undecipherable] including [undecipherable] now in the [undecipherable] — a pay & Subsistence for April, may & June are drawn [undecipherable] — the Balance of 91,134 Doll. 63 3m appears to be an [undecipherable] necessary for the purposes pointed out in the estimate which I beg leave to Submit —
I have the Honor to be
Your most Obedient Servant —
J. James O'Hara, Esq.
The [undecipherable]
The Secretary of War
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
O'Hara discusses the western army, stores, pay, and subsistence with Knox.
Date
03/20/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1794032054001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Henry Knox
James O'Hara
western army
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
stores
pay
subsistence

