Pay for October & November 1794
Document 1795The pay for October and November 1794 that should have been remitted according to the appropriation for the military establishment is now remitted to Nicholas Fish, Supervisor. It should be disbursed according to the enclosed pay roll.
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[War Dept
Audt Office
Jany 13. 1795]
Sir
I have recd your letters Numbers to 1 Decemt. last, the pay I should have rem[itted] before this the acct appropriation [strikethrough: and] for the military establishment [undecipherable]. It is now remitted to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] amounting to Three hundred [undecipherable: sixty nine] Dolls 80 Cents being from 1 Octo. to 30 [undecipherable] Novr. 1794 inclusive & which you will disburse & take the rect agreeable to the inclosed Roll — [strikethrough: The liberal pay granted to the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] the officers]
I am &c
[undecipherable: Howell]
P.S. Inclos[ur]e
[undecipherable: blent]
See Muster Rolls
knowing the [underline: form] you
will not be at a loss
at any future time in
making out your Rolls —
Capt [undecipherable: Thos.] Thompson
New York
Type
Draft Letter Signed
Description
The pay for October and November 1794 that should have been remitted according to the appropriation for the military establishment is now remitted to Nicholas Fish, Supervisor. It should be disbursed according to the enclosed pay roll.
Date
01/13/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1795011321201
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible.
Cited in Thompson to Howell, 01/21/1795.
Notable persons
Alexander Thompson
Joseph Howell
Notable locations
New York
War Department, Accountant's Office
Notable items
blank muster rolls