Compensation & Purchases of Charles J. S. Warin, temporary engineer
Document 1795Simmons certifies that $68 is due Charles Joseph Stanislas Warin, temporary Engineer, being his compensation for October 1795 and for paper, quills, and purchases by him.
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Dept of War Accountants Office
October 21st 1795
I Certify that there is due to Captain Donald Grant Mitchell of the Corps of Artillerists & Engineers the sum of one hundred and nine Dollars, for his Expenses and Medical Attendance, being upon public Business relative to the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers, stationed at West point, and was detained in Philadelphia by sickness from the 12th of Sept. to the 1st November 1795.
Wm Simmons
Acct
Doll.r 109
The Secy of War
Dept of War Accountants Office
October 21, 1795
I Certify that there is due to Charles Joseph [undecipherable: Marstilas] Warin, Company Engineer, the Sum of sixty eight Dollars, being for his Compensation for the Month of October 1795 and for Paper, Quills &c purchased by him.
Wm Simmons
Acct
Doll.r 68
The Secy of War
Dept of War Accountants Office
November 1, 1795
I Certify that there is due to John Glynn, late a private in Capt Wm Richards Company, the Sum of twelve Dollars, being for his pay whilst confined as one accused of being a Deserter, and for his passage to Charleston South Carolina.
Wm Simmons
Acct
Doll.r 12
The Secy of War
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons certifies that $68 is due Charles Joseph Stanislas Warin, temporary Engineer, being his compensation for October 1795 and for paper, quills, and purchases by him.
Date
10/31/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept of War Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1795103121655
Page start
131
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
William Simmons
Charles J. S. Warin, temporary engineer
Secretary of War
accountant
Notable locations
Dept of War Accountant's Office
Notable items
Compensation
Purchases
paper
quills

