$100 for Charles Wright
Document 1800Wright asks McHenry to pay to John Harris, Keeper of Military Stores, the one hundred dollars which has been requested by Lieutenant Charles Wright of the Third Regiment.
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Fort Wilkinson January 6th 1800.
Sir
Your Honour will please pay to Mr John Harris, Keeper of Military Stores, the One hundred Dollars, which Lieut Charles Wright of the 3d United States Regiment has requested should be paid to my order on Account of his pay —
from your obedient
&
humble Servant
Edward Wright
United States Juitor
The Honble James McHenry
Secretary of War
Philadelphia
[know of no Channel through which Lt Charles Wright can draw his pay but that at the paymaster who Receives it Pays it to the Corps he belongs to, the provision for paying the troops in Tennessee is regular, the money is regularly deposited there in the Hands of the Agent nor must he let so regularly drawn from him —
War Dey
1th by 1800]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Wright asks McHenry to pay to John Harris, Keeper of Military Stores, the one hundred dollars which has been requested by Lieutenant Charles Wright of the Third Regiment.
Date
01/06/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Fort Wilkinson
Document number
1800010640201
Page start
1
Note
Includes a note to McHenry from Caleb Swan, dated 2/1/1800.
Notable persons
James McHenry
Edward Wright
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Fort Wilkinson

