Estimate $328 for four months' pay due the non-commissioned officers and privates enlisted by Captain William A. Lee of the Cavalry now under the command of Lieutenant William Wilson at Fort Nelson.
Simmons certifies that the sum of $370.80 is due John Gorham Coffin, Surgeon's Mate in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers, for his pay and forage from June 22, 1794 to April 30, 1795.
William Simmons certifies that the sum of $47.50 is due Loring Andrews, Printer at Stockbridge, Massachusetts, being the amount of his account for publishing notice to invalid pensioners by directions of the Secretary of War 1791-1794.
William Simmons informs John Jacob Ulrich Rivardi that money is to be placed in his hands for payment to the men commanded by Lieutenant William Wilson.
Indians are timid to sign peace treaty due to the lies told by traitors. Blue Jacket doing his best to persuade them to join the United States, writer feels they will acquiesce once they are away from the "Hell hole". Change in posts for Col. McKee to upper Canada.
Harris wants a salary proportionate to the great responsiblity that has been placed upon him as the man in charge of the public stores in Philadelphia. He wants no more than those in the War Office who have similar responsiblities.
William Simmons certifies that the sum of $77.66 is due Zadock McNew, Indian Interpreter, being the balance of his account acting as a Guide and Interpreter to General Charles Scott on his expedition to the Wabash from June to September 1791.
Simmons certifies that the sum of $446.66 is due the Scouts of Jefferson County in Kentucky for their service between June 25, 1794 and January 2, 1795.
Mr. Herbert is the express who has brought dispatches from Governor Blount and Colonel [David] Henley to the War Office. His horse is sick with distemper and should be put out to pasture so a replacement saddle horse should be provided to Mr. Herbert for his return to Knoxville.
The articles on the enclosed list should be packed up and transported to West Point. Hodgdon is asked to make a return of the articles not in the store so that they can be purchased by the Purveyor.
A receipt for David Henley, agent to the Department of War , for $22.50 for compensation allowed Gillispie who was wounded by Indians during his service under Lt. James Tedford.
A receipt for David Henley, agent to the Department of War , for $22.50 as compensation allowed Gillispie who was wounded by Indians during his service under Lt. James Tedford.
