Settlement of accounts for North Carolina Officers

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Letter to Capt Fenner

                NC

27th Septr 1785 Copied New York September 27th 1785

Sir

The circumstances of the arrangement

of the North Carolina line that took place the 1st January 1783 with your representation to Mr. Jackson was sent to the war office and after a thorough examination by the Secretary at War he has come to a determination which I herewith inclose as well for your satisfaction as the other gentleman of your line. –

The estimate of the specie due for the

pay of the officers of the North Carolina line has been delivered to the Board of Treasury but the resources of the Continental Treasury are at present so low, it is uncertain when it can be paid, for that reason the subsistence amount and pay of the noncomd and privates has not been sent to the Board, and also that the accounts of subsistence of the southern lines are from their uncertainty in a state improper for payment Capt. Robert Fenner Agent Nth Carolina line.

Type

Letter

Description

Informs Fenner of the state of account settlements for the officers of the North Carolina Line.

Date

09/27/1785

Recipient

Document number

1785092724401

Notable persons

Captain Robert Fenner
North Carolina Line
Mr. Jackson
Secretary at War
gentlemen
officers of the North Carolina Line
Board of Treasury
noncommissioned and privates
southern line

Notable locations

New York
Pay Office
War Office
North Carolina

Notable items

arrangement
1 January 1783
determination
estimate
specie
pay
resources of the continental treasury
paid
reason
subsistence account
accounts of subsistence
payment