Certification of payment; Samuel Henley, as conductor of Military Stores
Document 1800Certification of payment; $92.85 to Samuel Henley, as conductor of Military Stores, for pay and subsistence.
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May 1799, the date of his appointments, to 31 July 1800 —
& for Stage hire in visiting Furnaces to inspect the proving
of Cannon & Incidental disbursements for articles & in proving
them; admitted in Conformity with the letter of the Sec.y of War
dated 30 Instant — W. S.
M: $31.20
The Sec.y of War —)
(Accountants Office
July 31 1800)
I Certify that there is due to Samuel Henley
the Sum of ninety two dollars & 85/100 being for his Pay and
Subsistance as Conductor of Military Stores from 15th May to 31 July
1800, admitted in Conformity to directions from the Secretary of War
of the 28th Instant — W. S.
Quarter Master Dep.t ....... Drs 92.85.
The Sec.y of War —
August 1st 1800.
I Certify that there is due to Philip Gostler
Cap.tn in Col: Dan.l May's Reg.t of York County Militia ordered
into Service to suppress an Insurrection in the Western Counties
of Pennsylvania in 1794 the Sum of Fourteen dollars and
ninety Cents, being the balance due him for retained rations from 20th
Sep.r to the 15 December 1794 inclusive — W. S.
Doll: 14.90.
The Sec.y of War —
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification of payment; $92.85 to Samuel Henley, as conductor of Military Stores, for pay and subsistence.
Date
07/31/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1800073121053
Page start
221
Notable persons
Samuel Dexter
William Simmons
conductor military stores
accountant
Secretary of War
Samuel Henley
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
pay
subsistence

