Deposition of Joseph Williams, captain of the schooner Charlotte, enclosed. Request that Matthews takes proper executive action against two privateers detained for their actions on Turks Island.
Enclosed pay and muster roll and voucher of expenditures for troops stationed at Presque Isle. Also enclosed pay advance for Capt. Crawford, authorized by Col. Butler, who needed to support his destitute family.
A warrant in Read's favor has been drawn for $300 for the pay of Griffith McRea, Captain in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers for the Recruiting Service.
Simmons certifies that $362.00 is due Jerome Merlbrie, director of Artillery Artificers, being the balance of his pay from April 1794 through June 1795, sum to be transmitted to Daniel Stevens, supervisor Charleston South Carolina.
Simmons certifies that $160.00 is due Captain Benjamin Price of the 4th Sub Legion at Fredericks Town Maryland being his pay for February though May 1795.
Informs John Matthews that Samuel Meredith, the Treasurer of the United States, will remit him the sum of 486 dollars - the balance of pay due Isidore Stouf, for his work as a temporary engineer.
Writes the Treasurer of the United States that, according to the Treasurer's instructions, accounts have been rendered to the office by Samuel Hodgdon, the Superintendent of Military Stores.
Encloses the schedule taken from the warrant books. Discusses Captain Greaton's pay; he had been setting aside $30 per month for his family, but this was discontinued in error.
