Unsigned document. Author notes that he, Caleb Swan has paid certain sums to the Commissary General for provisions, to the Quartermaster General and to the Hospital Department
In order to make up the balance he owes the United States, Rivardi has omitted his name from recent payrolls. However, the state of his affairs will require him to draw pay for the current month,.
Discusses the West Point payroll Freeman has submitted and the muster rolls required before the payroll can be acted on; also discusses the disposition of two accounts submitted by Freeman - one for Lieutenant David Hale for carrying the mail.
A statement of Certificates transmitted to the War Office of the United States by the Judge of the District Court for the District of Virginia of Invalid pensions. Applicants examined by Commissioners appointed by him.
List of pensioners names and disability.
Simmons certifies that $128.26 is due Edward Spear, late lieutenant, being the balance of his pay from Jan. 1 to Nov. 4, 1791 and his pay as Adjutant from July 14 to Nov. 4, 1791, the day of his death.
Simmons certifies that $36 is due John Franklin, a private of Captain Daniel Britt's Company 1st Sub Legion, being his pay from June 1795 through February 1796.
Simmons certifies that $18 is due Kenneth Elderkin, Sergeant in Captain Samuel Newman's Company 2nd Regiment, being the balance of his pay to November 4, 1791, the day he was killed.
Until the pleasure of the congress can be known under Act authorizing the equipment of frigates, Pickering advises Talbot that he take possession of the books and papers of deceased Clerk.
