Receipts of Bounty Paid Recruits
Document 1797Simmons received letter from Marschalk dated September 11th which contained receipts for bounty paid recruits.
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command the amount of the former will be passed to credit on the Books of this Office being Two hundred thi dollars ⁰⁰/100, you will receive the amount of the latter John Hilty Esqr Supervisor Baltimore on giving him necessary receipts holding yourself accountable for same being Two hundred fifty seven dollars ⁰⁰/100.
As Pettis, Donohow & Cooper are deserters I opinions their pay should be withheld untill it is a -ed whither or not any expences have been incur pursuing them — your letter for Captain Mo has been duly forwarded. Samtc
Wm Simmo
Acct
Lieut Andw Marschalk · Department of War
Ellis's Island· Accountants Office
near New York September 1st 179[7]
Sir
I received your letter of the 11th Inst enclosing receipts for bounty paid your recruits w will be filed with those already received to be exa on settlement of your recruiting account at this [Office]. Samtc
Hr Simmons
Acct
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Simmons received letter from Marschalk dated September 11th which contained receipts for bounty paid recruits.
Date
09/12/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1797091221155
Page start
275
Notable persons
Lieutenant Andrew Marschalk
William Simmons
recruits
Notable locations
Ellis's Island, near New York
Accountant's Office
Ellis Island
Notable items
bounty
receipts
recruiting account
settlement

