Concerning future pay
Document 1795Informs Ensign Charles Martin that Henry Miller will pay him.
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The sum of one hundred forty three Dollars and 53 Cents is for the pay of himself and men under his Command, for July and August 1795, and the sum of thirty six Dollars is for the pay of two men from the 1st day of May to the 18 day of Sept 1796 who are discharged. The Service of the United States forbidding you will please to take his Receipts to be accountable to this Office for the due Application thereof — also this further sum of five hundred dollars which you will please pay to be Colo. Thomas Button at Pittsburg for the Accounting Service and for which he will Receipt to be accountable —
Sam Sir yr oc
William Simmons
[Cins. Chal. Masters.
Carlisle Pennsyla]
Dr of War Accountants Office
Septemr 11th 1795
Sir
You will receive from Henry Miller Esqr Leffr of Pennsyla the sum of one hundred forty three Dollars and 53 Cents for the pay of yourself and men for July and August — also the sum of thirty six Dollars for the pay of John Henney and Thomas Law from 1 May to 15 of this month the day they were discharged by the Secretary of War — for which sums you will give duplicate Receipts to be accountable to this Office for the disbursement thereof agreeably to the enclosed Abstract Rolls —
Sam
Sir
yr oc
William Simmons
Type
Letterbook
Description
Informs Ensign Charles Martin that Henry Miller will pay him.
Date
09/11/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1795091121355
Page start
222
Notable persons
Charles Martin
William Simmons
Henry Miller
Notable locations
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
War Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay

