Simmons certifies that $710 is due William E. Atkins for superintending the fortifications at Cape Fear, North Carolina from June 10, 1794 until Nov. 30, 1795.
Refers to clothing sent to Georgia by the Secretary of War back in December. Wants to know on what vessel it was shipped and whether they have heard of its arrival. Has not arrived at ultimate destination by 8 March.
Differing statements of money due Stevens as Agent of Monies cause Stevens to enclose his statement that he has entered on his books. Stevens accounts were drawn up on previous instructions issued by the War Department. He offers evidence that supports his claims to salary. Enclosed Statement of Commissions allowed Stevens, all monies remit him from the United States.
CITATION only. Simmons to Geddis 04/11/1796
Returns the muster and pay rolls for Geddes' detachment which must be attested to before a magistrate before the War Department will pay the troops
Discusses the pay of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers at West Point, the garrison's payroll and muster rolls, and plans for the pay of the garrison in Freeman's absence.
Simmons certifies that $14 is due John B. Wright, Sergeant in Captain Michael Kalteisen's Company, Corps of Artillerists & Engineers, being his pay for February and March 1796.
Simmons certifies that twelve dollars is due James Robinson, Corporal in Captain Alexander Thompson's Company, Corps of Artillerists and Engineers, being his pay for February 1796.
Did not receive Hodgdon's previous letter from December until just now because it was on a vessel carried into North Carolina where it sprung a leak and was detained. Refers to Col. Gaither in command at St. Marys, and Habersham hopes to acquaint him with Hodgdon. Refers to bill of lading.
Enclosed muster and pay rolls, no new recruits. One soldiers father made oath that his son was underage and was taken from Springer by civil authority.
