Account of clothing ordered for troops under the command of the officers at the following rendezvous: Hagers Town, Federick Town, Lancaster, Staunton, Richmond, Fincastle, Carlisle, Federicksburg, and Baltimore.
Letter, informs re New York treaty with Oneida Indians; discusses Wayne's campaign; mentions hostile Western Indians; discusses rumors of campaign against Six Nations.
Hodgdon's account of advances agrees with the charges exhibited except for the sum of twenty dollars which appears to have been paid on account of John Dunwoody. Should there be any pending claim by him, that sum should be deducted therefrom.
Vermonnet laments that he has yet to receive orders from the Secretary of War nor has he received an answer from Simmons on account of his salary. Since his situation has become even more pressing, he requests a prompt reply relative to this important matter.
Tinsley observes that his most recent muster rolls for the detachment of infantry under his command include the corrected dates of enlistment for John Blemline and William Carson.
Simmons certifies that $19.35 is due Private Jonathan Newton, late private in Captain Armstrong's Company 1st Sub Legion, being his pay from January to May 26th 1795, the date of his discharge.
Simmons certifies that $69.19 is due Private Philip Roup, commanded by Captain William A. Lee, being his pay from August 1793 to May 17th 1795, the day of his discharge.
Since the most recent muster and pay roll has not been received, Thompson assumes that there was an omission by the Postmaster. He notes that since the last muster roll two men have deserted--who may be apprehended for lack of cothing--and one has enlisted.
