Commencement of Pay & Emoluments
Document 1799McHenry informs Hamilton that his pay and emoluments as Inspector General began on the first day of November, 1798.
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[James McHenry
Jan 9. 1799
War department
James McHenry
Majr Genl. A. Hamilton
New York]
[Docket, inverted:
recommendations of [undecipherable]
recommendations to ——
Jan 9. 1799
from the dept]
War department January 9. 1799
Sir
[strikethrough: the]
I have received your letter dated the 7. instant
The President has directed me to signify to you that he considers you in service from the first day of November 1798 in consequence of your being summoned by letter bearing date the 15 October to attend at Philadelphia or Trenton as soon as possible and in all events by the 10 November. Your pay and emoluments will therefore take date from the first day of November 1798.
I am Sir
with great respect
Your obed Servant
James McHenry
Major Genl. Hamilton
Type
Letter Signed
Description
McHenry informs Hamilton that his pay and emoluments as Inspector General began on the first day of November, 1798.
Date
01/09/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Repository
Collection
Document number
1799010900401
Page start
1
Note
Cited in McHenry to Hamilton, 01/09/1799.
Notable persons
Alexander Hamilton
James McHenry
the President [John Adams]
Secretary of War
President United States
inspector general
Notable locations
New York
War Department
Philadelphia
Trenton
New Jersey
Notable items
pay and emoluments

