Compensation & Expenses of Charles Warin, temporary engineer at West Point New York
Document 1796Simmons certifies that $80.85 is due Charles Joseph Stanislaw Warin, temporary engineer at West Point, being his expenses for his journey to West Point and his compensation for January 1796.
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Accountants Office
February 9th 1795
I Certify that there is due to Capt. Christopher McKeen of the Corps of Artificers & Engineers and the Recruits under his command at Wilmington No Carolina — The Sum of three hundred and fifty Dollars being for Pay and their Prov from 1st August to the 31st December 1793 inclusive, which Sum is to be transmitted to James Reid, Master of the fishing at Wilmington North Carolina to be accountable for the delivery thereof to said Capt. McKeen —
$350 —
The Secy of War William Simmons
Accountants Office
February 9th 1796
I Certify that there is due to Chas [undecipherable] Warren temporary Enginr at West Point the Sum of eighty Dollars and eighty five Cents being for his contingent expences whilst on his Journey to West Point and for his Compensation from the 1st to the 31st January 1796 inclusive which Sum is payable to Levi Simons, Credits also is to be held accountable, and to produce the Receipt of said Warren —
$86.85
The Secy of War William Simmons
Accountants Office
February 10th 1796
I Certify that there is due to The heirs of [undecipherable] County Kentucky — the Sum of One hundred and three Dollars and forty five Cents being the amount of their pay for Services from the 22d April to the 25th June 1793 inclusive — Per certificate of Governor Shelby, which sum is payable to [undecipherable] of [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons certifies that $80.85 is due Charles Joseph Stanislaw Warin, temporary engineer at West Point, being his expenses for his journey to West Point and his compensation for January 1796.
Date
02/09/1796
Author
Recipient
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Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1796020921455
Page start
193
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Lieutenant Simon Geddes
Charles Warin
temporary engineer at West Point New York
accountant
Secretary of War
James Reed
collector of customs
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
West Point New York

