Funds for recruits
Document 1795Informs Capt. Lewis that Ensign Martin is furnished with money for the pay of his recruits.
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One Sett of Pay, Muster and Receipt Rolls you are to retain as vouchers for the Settlement of your Accounts at this Office which you can bring forward with you when you come to this City, wh[ich] I understand will be shortly after the Recruits have marched. You will be particular in making out the Pay rolls as well as taking the Receipts that a Settlement of them may not meet with Difficulty here. Major Haskell has also Charge of one hundred and fifty Dollars to be delivered to you for the purpose of defraying the Expenses of marching the Recruits to the Army for which Sum you will accept to him to be accountable for the Delivery thereof to Capt Wm Lewis on his Arrival at Carlisle; his receipt will be a voucher for your Payment; taking the same to be accountable to the Acct of the Dept of War.
I am Sir &c
William Simmons
Isaac Craig Esqr
Pittsberyh
[Cancelled.]
D. of War. Accountants Office
October 10. 1798
Sir,
You will receive from Major Genl Haskell the Sum of two thousand five hundred and seventy Dollars being for the Pay and Forage of the Troops stationed at the upper posts of the Ohio for the Months of Augt & Septt 1798 for which you will please to forward your Receipts.
I am Sir &c
Wm Simmons
Capt Wm Lewis
Hagerstown
D. of War. Accountants Office
October 12. 1798
Sir,
Enclosed is a Duplicate of a letter that will be delivered to you by Ensign Martin when you arrive at Carlisle — he also is furnished with Money for the Pay of your Recruits as well as for the Pay of all that are to march with you from that Place.
I am Sir &c
William Simmons
+ See Duplicate page 234.
Type
Letterbook
Description
Informs Capt. Lewis that Ensign Martin is furnished with money for the pay of his recruits.
Date
10/12/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Accountant's Office
Document number
1795101221055
Page start
259
Notable persons
William Lewis
William Simmons
Charles Martin
recruits
Notable locations
Hagers Town
War Accountant's Office
Carlisle

