Samuel Henley's Account
Document 1799Mr. Samuel Henley's account as Conductor of Military Stores should be settled upon the principle of compensation that has been previously admitted. Henley cannot proceed to join the Army without his pay.
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Sir War department May 21st 1799
You will be pleased to examine Mr Henley's account as Conductor of Military Stores and settle the same upon the principle of compensation that has been admitted in the Office upon a former occasion.
Mr Henley cannot proceed to join the Army without his pay. —
I am Sir with respect
Your obed. Servant
James McHenry
The Accountant
of the War department
[Docket, verso: War department — William Simmons Esq — Accountant of the War Office — [undecipherable] — this day on account of his — 22. [undecipherable] May — [undecipherable] — by Commandant [undecipherable] — [undecipherable]]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Mr. Samuel Henley's account as Conductor of Military Stores should be settled upon the principle of compensation that has been previously admitted. Henley cannot proceed to join the Army without his pay.
Date
05/21/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1799052100002
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Simmons to McHenry, 05/22/1799.
Notable persons
accountant
conductor military stores
Samuel Henley
Secretary of War
army
William Simmons
James McHenry
Notable locations
War Department
Notable items
pay
settlement
account

