Money Deemed Necessary for Recruiting, Etc.
Document 1798Deveaux has drawn fifty dollars from Mr. Habersham which is the amount deemed necessary for recruiting.
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Savannah Decr 4— 1798—
Sir
I had this Day, handed me, two Letters from you, bearing date 13th and 14th November— Acknowledging the Receipts of Duplicates Transmitted you at sundry times— I again Inclose you two more Duplicates, which in addition to the rest Makes Twenty Five. at Eight Dolls is $200 exclusive of moneys paid musitiones and advanced, men as bounty Contrary to Law— I have drawn the amt of Fifty Dolls from Mr Habersham, which I deemed necessary for the Continuance of Recruiting—
Wm F. Dueaw
Lieut 2d Regt A & E
[Lieut J Dueaw Decr 4th 1798
Received 23 Decr 98
answerd same Day]
[M.S. DEC. 14]
[Honor James McHenry Esqr
Secretary of War
Fort [undecipherable] Philadelphia]
[Mine
[undecipherable]]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Deveaux has drawn fifty dollars from Mr. Habersham which is the amount deemed necessary for recruiting.
Date
12/01/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Savannah
Document number
1798120170101
Page start
1
Notable persons
William Simmons
William J. Deveaux
Notable locations
Trenton
Savannah
Notable items
money
recruiting
bounty

