Compensation of Doctor Brown
Document 1799Dr. Charles Brown complains to Secretary McHenry that he was promised compensation for his many services providing medical care for the Indian prisoners, including renting a house for their care, and has yet to be paid.
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Copy of Signed Document
Description
Dr. Charles Brown complains to Secretary McHenry that he was promised compensation for his many services providing medical care for the Indian prisoners, including renting a house for their care, and has yet to be paid.
Date
12/09/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1799120940001
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Notable persons
Charles Brown
doctor James McHenry
Anthony Wayne
Indian prisoners
Officer of the Guard
officer from the artillery corps
Lieutenant Demlar
James Wilkinson
surgeon
artillerists
Engineers
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Detroit
Notable items
want of medical aid
relief and comfort
medicine and hospital stores
clothing
irons
health
air and exercise
additional sum of ten dollars per month
service
proposition of peace
encampment
their sick
confidence of the Indians
treaty
dysentary
my claim
want of money
pay for attendance on the Indians
garrison
five dollars per month additional pay
house in the village
fort
stipulated rent
annexed receipt
several items in the annexed account
foregoing statement of facts
propriety of ordering payment
medicine
dysentery