Circular Letters to Recruiting Officers
Document 1794Enclosed are the Circular Letters to Recruiting Officers of March 20, 1793 and Jan. 23, 1794, to which strictest attention must be paid to prevent embarassments on the settling of accounts.
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have remitted the pay due thereon if your recruits had continued with you but finding they were transferred to Capt Thompson's Command I have remitted their pay to him—
Your muster for the month of November exhibits a number of men then present— in your muster for this month you will inform me of those who are absolutely to continue with you and I will remit their pay to you—
Lieut Jas McLallen I am Sir &c
in the Corps of Artillerists Joseph Howell
Steuben's Albany—
State of New York—
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W. T. Accountants Office
[O No] December 26th 1794
I enclose you copies of my Circular letters to accounting officers of the 1st & 20th March 1793 and June 23, 1794 to which I request your strictest attention to prevent any embarrassments on the settlement of your accounts.—
Ensign Charles Martin I am Sir &c
Carlisle Pennsylvania— Joseph Howell
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Enclosed are the Circular Letters to Recruiting Officers of March 20, 1793 and Jan. 23, 1794, to which strictest attention must be paid to prevent embarassments on the settling of accounts.
Date
12/26/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1794122621055
Page start
403
Notable persons
Charles Martin
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Accountant's Office

