Cited in Simmons to Carson, 05/12/1797. Letter from the Accountant to Major John Carson. Discusses the War Secretary's warrant in his favor for $14,370.
An inventory of clothing from West Point, New York. Author notes that Major Fousard says that 71 pairs of wool overalls are "absolutely good for nothing."
Simmons certifies that $274.68 is due Captain Samuel Tinsley, Ensign Samuel Allison, and the men under Captain Tinsley's command, being his and their pay for October 1795.
Simmons certifies that $239.89 is due a Detachment of Cavalry enlisted by Lieutenant John Posey and now under the command of Captain Samuel Tinsley at Richmond, being their pay for September and October 1795.
Simmons certifies that $215.93 is due Lieutenant Benjamin Strother of the 4th Sub Legion being his pay from July 1 and subsistence from January 1 to October 31, 1795.
Account of uniform clothing received last spring from Major Hill of Lenox, New York by Captain George Fleming. An inventory of clothing from West Point, New York. Author notes that Major Fousard says that 71 pairs of wool overalls are "absolutely good for nothing."
Lewis receipt for $14,000 on account of pay due militia infantry and cavalry at Fort Fayette to be transmitted to Presley Nevill paymaster to militia army or to Isaac Craig at Pittsburgh.
