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Request for Account Information or Refund

Money advanced to Brinley by James Mott, Treasurer of New Jersey, for pay of 3rd New Jersey regiment called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania. The money that was issued on the order of Joseph Marsh, Paymaster to said regiment must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Brinley. Col. Nevill was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition.Nevill will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Brinley.

Repeat Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons repeated his request for speedy attention to account information, vouchers, and receipts for the advance issued to Dallas for the payment of Pennsylvania militia. Simmons cited letter sent to Dallas on October 16th. Simmons included a letter to Captain Alexander Buchanan, of Penn. militia which notified Buchanan of outstanding balance. Simmons asked Dallas to settle Buchanan's account and forward papers to Office.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Money advanced to Buchanan by warrant for pay of Pennsylvania militia called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Buchanan. Col. Neville was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition.Neville will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Buchanan. Simmons requested details of Buchanan's current account.

Enclosed sundry receipts for the paymasters of Virginia militia called out suppress insurrection in western Pennsylvania 1794

Simmons enclosed sundry receipts for different Paymasters of the Virginia militias called out to suppress the insurrection in Western counties of Pennsylvania. Simmons requested all unappropriated funds of Paymasters be refunded to the Treasurer of the United States. The tenor of the letters was one of expediency. Simmons requests the assistance of Heth in the dispersal of the letters to their recipients since Simmons did not know their place of residence or superscription. Also enclosed is a letter for Heth, in which he is reminded that he also stands charged for monies paid for same object.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Money advanced to Heth by warrant for pay of Virginia militia called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Heth. Col. Neville was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition.Neville will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Heth. Simmons requested details of Heth's current account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Money advanced to Thompson by warrant for pay of Virginia militia cavalry called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Thompson. Col. Neville was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition.Neville will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Thompson. Simmons requested details on Thompson's current account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Money advanced to Singleton by warrant for pay of Virginia militia artillery under Singleton's command called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Singleton. Col. Neville was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition.Neville will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Singleton. Simmons requested detailed description of Singleton's present account.

Request for Account Information or Refund Abner Austin, late paymaster Captain Singleton's Company Virginia Militia Artillery

Money advanced to Austin by warrant for pay of Captain Singleton's company of Virginia militia artillery called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania 1794 must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Austin. Col. Neville was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition.Neville will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Austin.

Request for Account Information or Refund George Deneale, late a Captain in Virginia Militia of Cavalry

Money advanced to Deneale by warrant for pay of Virginia militia called up to suppress an insurrection in the Western counties of Pennsylvania 1794 must be refunded to War Office since no vouchers were transmitted to Treasurer to exonerate Deneale. Col. Neville was furnished with corrections to attend to final settlement of said expedition. Neville will visit Office on the 15th by which time Simmons hoped vouchers will be furnished by Deneale.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Stuart by Presley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Stuart by warrants, who then paid troops of Virginia militia under his command. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund to John James, late a Captain in Virginia Militia Cavalry

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to James by Presley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Captain James by warrants, who then paid troops of Virginia militia under his command. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund regarding monies advanced to Captain Cornelius O'Laughlin by Pressley Neville for pay of Virginia militia to suppress an insurrection in western Pennsylvania in 1794

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Captain Cornelius O'Laughlin by Presley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania in 1794. Money was advanced to O'Laughlin by warrants, who then paid troops of Virginia militia cavalry under O'Laughin's command. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund to William Giles, late a Captain in Colonel Campbell's Regiment in Virginia

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Captain Giles by Presley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Giles by warrants, who then paid Col. Campbell's regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to John Colgin, late a Captain in Colonel Campbell's Regiment by Pressley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania 1794. Money was advanced to Captain Colgin by warrants, who then paid Colonel Campbell's regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Lane by Pressley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in western counties of Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Lane by warrants, who then paid the field and staff of Virginia regiment commanded by Lane. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced by Pressley Nevill to William Taylor, late paymaster to Major Lewis' Virginia Militia Cavalry, for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania 1794. Money was advanced to Taylor by warrants, who then paid Major Lewis' regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund to Thomas Peyton commander Virginia Cavalry Militia

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Peyton by Pressley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Peyton by warrants, who then paid troops of Virginia militia cavalry under his command. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for account Information or refund Major James Stevenson, Virginia Militia

Simmons requests account details regarding monies advanced to Stevenson by Pressley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Stevenson by warrants, who then paid general field and staff, and field staff of Virginia militia commanded by Generals Morgan and Duke. Stevenson is asked to produce unaccounted-for warrants, and in case of deficiency, to refund the balance to the Treasurer of the United States. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Captain William Ashmore of Virginia Militia Cavalry, Dumfries, Prince William County by Pressley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Ashmore by warrants, who then paid militia cavalry under his command from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Lynn by Colonel Pressley Nevill for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania 1794. Money was advanced to Lynn by warrants, who then paid different companies of Virginia militia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Armstead by Pressley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Armstead by warrants, who then paid Major General Morgan's regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Chambers by Pressley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Chambers by warrants, who then paid Colonel Cressap's Regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund; Captain Thomas Sandford

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Sandford by Presley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Sanford by warrants, who then paid his militia cavalry regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund to Lynn Shackleford, late paymaster Colonel Hunter's Regiment Virginia Militia, employed in suppression of insurrection, western Pennsylvania 1794

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to Shackleford by Presley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in western Pennsylvania 1794. Money was advanced to Shackleford by warrants, who then paid Col. Hunter's regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.

Request for Account Information or Refund

Simmons urgently requests account details regarding monies advanced to John Chilton by Pressley Neville for pay of militia to suppress an insurrection in Pennsylvania. Money was advanced to Chilton by warrants, who then paid Colonel Lane's Regiment from Virginia. Simmons gave specific details on the appropriate manner to file account.