Shore is transmitting his accounts for the period through May 1795. Since the packet is too large for the Post Office, he is placing it in the care of Samuel Coleman, merchant of Norfolk, who is leaving the following morning.
Simmons certifies that the sum of $102 is due Francis Mentges, Inspector of the Troops and Garrisons of the US, being the balance of his account for services from July 1794 to May 1795.
Chiefs of Chipawas and Ottawas present or by proxy through their sons due infirmity. Malchipininchilliche joyful of peaceful reception chiefs at fort and notified Wayne the speech he gave encouraged his people to turn from McKee and the British. Deceit of McKee mentioned, Indians have turned away from his advice to NOT sign treaty. Key to garrisons mentioned by author.
James Grey acknowledges possession in the public magazine, of a number of casks of gunpowder, which he will deliver when called for by the proper officer. Signed by James Grey
Hodgdon is notified that he will receive the returns of the Quartermaster's stores on hand at Pittsburgh from April through December 1794 under the care of Isaac Craig, Assistant Quartermaster General.
Simmons certifies that $28.10 is due Private Robert Johnston, late of Capt. Zebulon Pike's Company of 3rd Sub Legion, being the balance of his pay from May 1792 to July 1793, being left sick at Carlisle and Bedford during that time.
Simmons certifies that the sum of $1.30 is due Private Caleb Allen, Captain William Eaton's company, for his pay from December 19, 1794, the date of his enlistment, to December 31, 1794.
Stagg lists a number of articles of artillary clothing that should be packed up and sent to West Point along with the articles that have already been ordered for that place and which are to go by water.
