Pay of Ordnance Men and Fleming's Salary
Document 1796Letters received. Money for the pay of the ordnance men will be sent through Nicholas Fish. Fleming's questions regarding his salary will be referred to the Secretary of War
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Nathl. Gorham Esqr.
Boston.
Sir
Department of War—
Accountants' Office
March 16th 1796.
I have received your letter of the 2d Instant enclosing your receipt for 88 20/100 Dollars which will enable me to pass the amount alluded to in my letter of the 23d ulto.—
I am Sir Yr —
In the absence of W. Simmons
Peter Hagner
George Fleming Esqr.
West Point
Sir
Department of War
Accountants' Office
March 16th 1796—
I have received your letters of the 10th & 11 Instt together with their inclosures— which will, be put under examination— as soon as possible and the money for the pay of the Ordnance Men remitted through Nicholas Bush Esqr. Supervisor, as usual— I will refer that part of your letter as relates to your Salary to the Secretary of War agreeably to your request and you will be informed of the results.—
I am Sir Yr in the absence of
Wm Simmons
Peter Hagner
Edward Carrington Esqre.
Supr. Richmond
Virga.
Sir
Department of War
Accountants' Office
March 16th 1796.
The Treasurer will remit you the sum of 43 25/100 dollars which you will please pay to William Simmons Esqr. at Norfolk, being for the pay of a detachment of Artillerists & Engineers stationed at Fort Norfolk under the command of Sergeant Robert Hedges for January and February 1796 for which sum you will please take his Receipts to be accountable for the due application thereof;—
I am Sir Yr—
William Simmons—
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Letters received. Money for the pay of the ordnance men will be sent through Nicholas Fish. Fleming's questions regarding his salary will be referred to the Secretary of War
Date
03/16/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Document number
1796031621755
Page start
15
Note
Signed by Hagner in absence of William Simmons.
Notable persons
George Fleming
Peter Hagner
William Simmons
Nicholas Fish
Supervisor New York
ordnance men
Secretary of War
Notable locations
West Point
Dept. of War Accountants Office
Notable items
money
pay
salary
examination

