The Treasurer is directed fo remit to Carrington funds to be transmitted to the Treasurer of Virginia for express hire respecting the embargo and for supplying the Volunteer Militia of Manangalia district.
The Treasurer is directed to remit to Edward Carrington, Supervisor for Virginia, funds for the express hire respecting the embargo and additional funds for an advance made by Virginia to the contractors supplying the Volunteer Militia of Manangalia.
A mistake as to the balance due the Militia of Virginia has been corrected and Carrington, Supervisor for Virginia, is now directed to pay the sum of $3,957.57 to the Treasurer of that State
The Treasurer has been directed to remit to Edward Carrington funds to be paid by Ambler, Treasurer of Virginia, to the Militia called into service for defense of the frontiers of that State in 1793.
[Difficult handwriting] Slough laments that, though Mr. Harris's horse is still alive, it is his opinion that he will never be able to go to Philadelphia.
Murray recommends Captain Alexander Murray as a man well equipped to provide services in the Naval Department. He is a man of honor and good character, amiable in his manner and a brave man. His ambition is to command one of the ships.
Certification of service and settlement of pay for William Groom, late private in the 5th Virginia Regiment. He was captured and put on board a British ship in 1780.
At Craig's request, a certificate is enclosed of the time that Andrew McCleary, dragoon in Capt. Bowyer's troop, was paid; a copy of the certificate should be given to Lt. Smith or Mr. Swan.
Herewith transmitted is an account of Col. Zebulon Butler for his expenditures as paymaster and Commissary to two companies stationed at the Town of Westmoreland in 1776.
