Travel Expences of Paymasters
Document 1794Reasonable travel expences incurred in the performance of the duties of paymasters should be allowed as long as they are substantiated by receipts.
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complete the allowance therein specified to extend to the remittances of money from this department through the hands of the Supervisor— He was however of opinion that some compensation should be made on which he should confer with the Secretary of War, the result of which you shall be informed of, but it cannot take place untill the Secretary of War's return from the Eastward some time in October next—
I am Sir &c
George Gale Esq.r Joseph Howell
Supervisor. Baltimore—
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W.D. Accountants Office
Sir September 1.st 1794
I have received your letter of 12.th July last respecting the expenses attending your duty as a paymaster— The act of Congress of 5.th March 1792 allows ten dollars per Month to a Paymaster of a [underline: Regiment] in addition to his pay in the line, any allowance extra of the Law on the principle of a contingent acc-
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Reasonable travel expences incurred in the performance of the duties of paymasters should be allowed as long as they are substantiated by receipts.
Date
09/01/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794090121055
Page start
290
Notable persons
Lieutenant Frederick Dalcho
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Fort Fidius, Georgia
Accountant's Office

