Enclosed Muster and Pay Rolls, Etc.
Document 1796Gibson certifies receipt of money for the recruiting service, encloses his muster and pay rolls. He asks that Simmons pay a Philadelphia merchant for Gibson's credit.
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[Mason Cpt. Gibson —
Capt. Hite & Gain
No. 5 Chs. 1796]
Staunton July 16th 1796
Sir
Agreeable to your letter of the 19th [undecipherable] I have recd from Edward Carrington Supervisor, the sum of six hundred dollars for the recruiting service, for which I am accountable having signed duplicate Rects for the same
I herewith enclose you my Muster and Pay Rolls up to the 30th day of June 1796 which you will please to examine and forward the amount
You will please to pay John Boys Merchant in Philadelphia three hundred dollars [undecipherable] be credited in my account. which will be forwarded by the next post. he is directed to call on you, please Take [undecipherable] and enclose it to me
I am Sir
with due respect
Your Obt servant
[undecipherable] Gibson Capt
1st Sub Legion
[address panel:]
Alexanr
[undecipherable] Simmons
Accountant
department of War
Type
Autograph Signed Draft
Description
Gibson certifies receipt of money for the recruiting service, encloses his muster and pay rolls. He asks that Simmons pay a Philadelphia merchant for Gibson's credit.
Date
07/16/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Staunton
Document number
1796071670001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Simmons to Gibson 08/08/1796
Notable persons
William Simmons
Alexander Gibson
Edward Carrington
John Boys
merchant
Notable locations
Staunton
Department of War
Philadelphia
Notable items
recruiting service
duplicate receipts
muster rolls
pay rolls
amount
credit
receipt

