D'Hebecourt encloses muster and payrolls of his detachment of militia from October 1795 to February 1796. The money should be delivered to Messrs Wheelen & Miller in Philadelphia.
Simmons certifies that $144.18 is due Lieutenant Robert Lee, being the balance of his account as Paymaster to the 4th Sub Legion up to Jan. 31 and his subsistence to Feb. 10, 1796.
Acknowledges the receipt of Col. Rochefontaine's letters enclosing regulations of the Corps of Artillerists & Engineers and accounts. Also discusses paymaster Nehemiah Freeman.
Dr. Charles Brown mentions in a brief letter that Hodgdon's friend Jones has paid the money owed him, that he is busy since many are on furlough, and that he hopes the General [Wayne?] will return soon.
Martin included muster and pay roll in letter, and included account of payment for Maj.'s Jonathan Hashall, Isaac Craig. Martin recounted the "enchanting melodies of the wolves that never failed to serenade every night and morning.'
Cover letter for receipts from Mrs. E. G. S. Robert, George Fleming, Frederick Sprig, and Horatio R. Dayton in the amounts listed. Cited in Simmons to Fish 02/12/1796
Simmons certifies that $80.85 is due Charles Joseph Stanislaw Warin, temporary engineer at West Point, being his expenses for his journey to West Point and his compensation for January 1796.
Simmons certifies that $350 is due Captain Griffith McRee of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers and the Recruits under his command at Wilmington North Carolina, being his and their pay from August through December 1795.
Simmons certifies that $350 is due Captain Griffith McRee of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers and the recruits under his command, being his and their pay for August through December 1795.
Saddle bags of courier were broken into, and bills stolen. Advises suspending payment of bills in order to foil "villains" who stole bills during transport.
Holts asks Hodgdon to make payments out of money that Hodgdon will receive from Simmons. New London is nearly out of gun locks, and need to know whether some will be sent or they should make some.
