Letter, directs delivery of uniforms to John Wilkins Quarter Master General to be transported where Major General Hamilton directs for the first regiment to be applied to the recruiting service.
Miller cites the death of his child as the reason he was delayed in transporting clothing to various posts but assures Hodgdon that it is now on its way.
Certification of payment; $27 to Sergeant Major Thomas Simmons, Virginia Militia, ordered into service to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania 1794.
Simmons notifies Chisholm that his claim contains unauthorized expenditures and fraudulent vouchers. Simmons directs Chisholm to make a refund to the United States.
Simmons is attempting to establish accounting practices for the Marine Committee of Baltimore. But before Simmons can proscribe a process, he asks to be informed of the nature of the expenditures the Committee anticipates.
The keys of the medicine chests have always been delivered to the Quartermaster General with the chests and he then forwards the keys by post. Bass reports that they presently have no keys for any of the chests in store. Also there have never been any colors provided for the regiments. They do have 28 dozen sticks of port fires in store.
