Advised troops arriving at Rock Landing on the Oconee river near the location of the future boundary as designated by "the treaty". Clothing requested by Burbeck will be shipped immediately from New York to Savannah. Enclosed invoice of supplies shipped to Burbeck that are to be used judiciously on the sick.
John Stagg directed by Secretary of War to transmit letters from Forman Cheeseman, constructor of the frigate at New York. Asks that Humphreys review the letters and return written observations thought proper.
Simmons certifies that the sum of eleven dollars is due Colonel Francis Mentges for the account of expenditures for books, stationary, and for loading and unloading clothing during the late expedition in the western counties of Pennsylvania.
Notification that Wayne will shortly received reinforcements from Pittsburgh. Most are recruits from militia army. Additional recruits marching from New England, Maryland, and Virginia. Letters to Lord Dorchester regarding Edmund Burke's involvement with Wyandot Nation forwarded to Canada through various U.S. states.
Major Craig expresses to Samuel Hodgdon the difficulty in determining the number of blankets being received. Shipments of blankets are arriving at Fort Pitt without invoices.
Need to have men stationed at Fort Fayette inoculated for small pox due to the widespread infections in its camps. Cited the clothing to be shipped down the Ohio river as possibly carrying the small pox virus. Ordnance from Gen. Wayne received.
Simmons certifies that the sum of $145.86 is due Lieutenant John Parker Hale of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers and the Recruits under his command for their pay for March and April 1795.
Simmons certifies that the sum of $180 is due Michael G. Houdin, Deputy Military Store Keeper at Albany, New York for his pay from October 1, 1794 to March 31, 1975.
