Informs Freeman that the pay rolls of the garrison at West Point have been examined and that Nicholas Fish will deliver the sum of 1,745 dollars, for which Freeman is instructed to return the appropriate receipts.
An account has been adjusted at the Treasury between the United States and James Byers, the contractor for casting howitzers. Byers has delivered to John Bryant, Keeper of Military Stores at Springfield, ten howitzers. Bryant receipt for same is enclosed.
An account has been adjusted at the Treasury between the United States and James Byers, the contractor for casting howitzers. Byers has delivered to John Bryant, Keeper of Military Stores at Springfield, ten howitzers. Bryant receipt for same is enclosed.
Lewis received $200 from Simmons to pay draft drawn by Jonathan Pell in favor of John Newton per advice from Israel Chapin Superintendent Six Nation, Indian Department.
Colonel Pickering wants the trunk transported to Pittsburgh, addressed to Major Craig, by the first available wagon. It will remain there until requested by Henry Abeel.
Simmons certifies that $61.13 is due Charles Waren being his pay as temporary engineer for November 1795 and for paper furnished by him for that period.
Simmons certifies that $446.40 is due Silas Talbot, Captain of the frigate building at New York, being his pay and subsistence from June through September 1795.
Detailed account of the charges and specifications against Ensign Harris in a General Court Martial led by Major Shaylor. Harris was found guilty of the first and second charges and the Court Martial was dissolved.
Cited in Simmons to Kilty 12/02/1795. Letter from John Kilty, Supervisor of the Federal Revenue at Baltimore, to William Simmons, War Department Accountant.
Simmons certifies that $440.85 is due a Detachment of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers who joined the Corps at West Point since September 30, being their pay to September 30, 1795.
Simmons certifies that $2,304.15 is due the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers stationed at West Point, New York being their pay and forage for October 1795.
