Simmons certifies that $156.00 is due Captain Frederick Frye and the recruits under his command at Salem Massachusetts, being his and their pay for July and August 1795.
Simmons certifies that $255.69 is due Captain Edward Miller and the recruits under his command at Middletown, Connecticut being his and their pay through August 1795.
Simmons certifies that $145.75 is due John I. Dexter being for the like sum paid by him for the transportation of soldiers from Providence to Newport Rhode Island, and Governor's Island New York, and for expenses attending them.
Shawnee explained the reason they have caused mischief was due to their camp in Scioto being robbed when they were peaceably hunting. The hunting party did not know the chiefs of their Nation had made peace with the U.S. Shawnee beg forgiveness.
Southwestern Territory is at peace according to letter from Gov. Blount. Notification that Gen. Robertson will go to Chickasaw Nation and notify them of Creeks intention of peace and request for prisoner exchange. Gov. Blount will meet with the Creeks at the Tellico Blockhouse.
Simmons certifies that two dollars has been discounted by John Habersham, Collector for the Customs in Savannah, Georgia out of the duties on imposts and tonnage for which he is to be accountable in pursuance of a warrant to be issued in his favor.
Simmons certifies that $58.07 is due William Mackey attorney to the following discharged men: David Whetstone of Captain William Lewis's Company; John Currin, ditto; and Samuel Carr of Captain I. F. Webb's Company, being their pay for 1795.
Simmons certifies that $170.80 is due George Rumsted and Archibald McCall, attorneys to Captain Richard Dale in the Navy, being his pay and subsistence from April through August 1795.
