Certification of payment; Matthew T Russell and Jonathan O. Mosely attorneys , defending Captain Edward Miller, for false imprisonment of David W. Lacey, on suspicion of desertion
Document 1801Certification of payment; $66 to Matthew T Russell and Jonathan O. Mosely attorneys , defending Captain Edward Miller, for false imprisonment of David W. Lacey, on suspicion of desertion.
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Accountants Office
March 4th 1801
I Certify that there is due to Benja Gale of General [? ?] the sum of One hundred and sixty dollars being a balance for medicine and medical attendance Majr [?] Greens No [?] W Miles & No Allison sawill & Permits of the 16th byt [undecipherable] of Clothing to Destines and of the Recruits in Decr 1799 to Officer also medical attendance Capt Greens Go [?] Butler all between Feby 6 & Oct 22 1799
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The Secretary of War
March 2d 1801 —
I Certify that there is due to Doctr James McWallan the sum of Forty dollars being for Medicine & attendance on the Recruits stationed at Fingerst Court House under the command of Nt Col Williams in February 1800 which is admitted agreeably to the Report of Dr John Butler, to whom his account was referred for Examination by the Secy of War — W. L.
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The Secy of War
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification of payment; $66 to Matthew T Russell and Jonathan O. Mosely attorneys , defending Captain Edward Miller, for false imprisonment of David W. Lacey, on suspicion of desertion.
Date
02/26/1801
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Document number
1801022621152
Page start
307
Notable persons
Samuel Dexter
William Simmons
James W. Derna
Matthew T. Russell
Jonathan O. Mosely
attorney
Captain Edward Miller
David W. Lacey
deserter
Secretary of War
accountant
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
prison
Notable items
false imprisonment
desertion
legal defense
pay

