The Secretary of War reminds Mr. Hodgdon of the two-plated board to be sent to Brown & Francis at Providence and requests him to send to the War Office his gauges for 24 and 32-pound shot.
Deposition of Jacob Heyer in which he attests to the fact that three of the four boxes of muskets shipped on board an Albany sloop were uncovered leaving the muskets contained therein in bad order. Hodgdon refused to receive the boxes until they were covered which was done in a rough manner under the orders of Captain Sedam.
Muster and pay rolls for the corps of artillerists and engineers at West Point enclosed. Agreeable to instructions, Freeman calculated the pay of the deserters "to the date of their elopement."
Simmons certifies that $122.00 is due Francis Mentges, under an appointment by the Secretary Of War as Inspector of Troops and Garrisons, being his pay for June and July 1795.
Tingley writes Pickering to inform him that the oak and pine logs issued to the constructor have been sawed into planks and are ready for seasoning. Tingley also notes that he was not aware that the hogsheads of rum were under his jurisdiction, and will rectify this mistake along with any other omissions that may have resulted unintentionally.
