Certification that $60.32 is due George Balfour, being for his pay, subsistence, and forage as a Surgeon's Mate in the Army from February 1 to March 11, 1798, the day of his resignation.
The Secretary at War informs Colonel Neville that the Secretary of the Treasury has directed that the pay of the New Jersey Militia be suspended until 20 April.
Bryant's letter to Hodgdon contains the return of ordnance and stores for the month of March, noting that all the unfinished wheels have been taken out of storage. Bryant requests two tons of iron to help complete the old wheels, which are not the right size. Bryant also requests to rebuild several buildings that are in dire need of repair.
Notification that Indian goods were forwarded to Fort Washington by boat, invoice of goods on hand. Quartermaster General will submit invoice to Pickering upon his arrival in Philadelphia. Mentioned lateness of delivery by contractors who used pack horses to transport goods due to misdirection. Advised improvement to roads for transport.
A report that mentions the names of Benjamin Hawkins, Federal Commissioner (Indian Treaties), General Winchester, and General Andrew Pickens. The author reports on the difficulty of managing the designs of settlers, who are building boats and planning to take possession of Muscle Shoals. Mr. Gordon has been found to be a reliable worker and is given a favorable recommendation. The author laments that he is concerned about being backward in his accounts.
In the muster roll of the detachment of the 1st Sub Legion submitted for the month of March, Corporal Jonathan Moray's time engaged was shown as the 4th of May 1795. This is a mistake since it should have been the 4th of December 1793.
Money with receipt for Col Fish received. Proposed Mr. Joseph Cran[ish] as method of sending money owed Fleming. Estimate for the cost of repairs to barracks and storehouses enclosed for Col. Pickering.
List of payments totaling $474.41 made by Joseph Howell to officers to enable them to join the army and which has been deducted by the paymasters of the army from their pay.
The sum of $230.93 will be remitted to Miller to be transmitted to Ensign Charles Martin for the pay of himself and his recruits through February 1795.
Captain Kalteisen will receive from Daniel Stevens a sum to be used for the pay of himself and his recruits at Columbia. A second sum will be received for the pay of Lieutenant William Cox and the detachment of recruits stationed at Columbia under his command.
The Treasurer will remit to Stevens money to be transmitted to Captain Michael Kalteisen at Charleston, being his pay and the pay of his men. A second sum will be delivered to Lieutenant William Cox at Columbia, being the pay of himself and the detachment under his command.
