Number of returns processed by the Quartermaster General's office seen as numerous, expressed possibility that returns requested by E. Turner might not be processed. Craig applied to Hodgdon for necessary information.
Morris argues that the Indians have the right to stipulate how the money for the purchase of Indian land shall be appropriated and it seems that they would prefer an annuity.
Hunt requested money being transmitted regarding the balance of Mr. Pope and his brother be stopped for fear of its loss. Hunt requested McHenry's clerk enclosed a receipt signed by an Indian and witnessed by a white person for money given out to detect a deserter.
Certification that $100 is due Forman Cheeseman, Superintendent of the Stores at the New York Navy Yard, being his compensation for April through June 1797.
Cited in Swan to McHenry,09/21/1797; Cited in Swan to McHenry, 09/02/1797; Cited in Swan to McHenry, 08/11/1797; Cited in Swan to McHenry, 07/05/1798; Cited in Swan to McHenry, 09/30/1797.Cited in Swan to McHenry, 10/12/1797; Cited in Swan to McHenry, 11/24/1797.Cited in Swan to McHenry, 10/24/1797;
Wigginton suspects James Perkins of malfeasance with respect to cannon shot purchased for the United States and believes he can gather enough proof to find him guilty. He can prove that his wagons have carried cannon shot through Falmouth and delivered them to the forge but cannot ascertain the exact quantity taken.
Notification that Simmons will receive via Col. Henley's waggoner vouchers and abstracts of payments made by Capt. W. Rickard [Richard] while he was paymaster for the troops of Knoxville county.
Accounts of war materials delivered to James Hackett at Portsmouth New Hampshire and at the navy yard, for which Captain Thomas Thompson has transmitted receipts.
