Pay of the Army to the Westward: Page #1 Original title: zke/ZKE20001.jpg Protection: Open to all Expiration: Never Status: Completed Mark this revision as complete Cancel Pay of the Army to the Westward: Page #1 Go full screenExit full screen Layout Reset War Department Accountants Office Feb'y 11: 1793 Sir The bearer Doct. John F. Carmichael is charged with the conveyance of the sum of Forty eight thousand two hundred & one Dollars, being the amount of my estimate for the Pay of the Troops (to the westward) on the establishment of the United States for the months of October Novemr. & Decemr. 1792. [illeg] agreeably to the Schedule at foot for which you will please to sign duplicate receipts & write me immediately on the arrival of the money--I had to the receipt previously as your letter of 31st Ulto. addressed to the order of Doct. Andrews thirty dolls. On behalf thirty dolls & thirty to Dr. Strong, intended to be approved to their pay for the work of Janr. last. I rec'd great assurances from Mr. Brite to induce me to make payment here that the same afsd. certainly be refunded. Please to tell Cap Pierce that Mr. Billinton has presented his drafts for two mos. pay, which I cannot accept, owing to the difficulties attending such a transaction-- [illeg & crossed out words] Caleb Swan Esq PM of the Troops Pittsburgh