Sum remit by Treasurer included amount for commissions, John Bryant never appeared for amount remit to him. Jackson never possessed warrants mentioned by Simmons, he only knew of them by number and form.
Payment of Pvt. Flood, cobbler, who made thirty pairs of shoes for soldiers at West Point. Rules governing artificers discussed. Artificers under direction of Mr. Dransy benefited U.S. through their repair of the barracks and machinery; Rochefontaine supports the extra pay for Dransy.
24 pound shot for proving cannon is needed at Providence, Rhode Island. Stagg wants to know if there is any shot near Providence that belongs to the public so that the transportation expense to that place could be avoided?
Notification to Simmons that he has paid money to Lieutenant Giumpe per Simmons' direction. Cover letter for a receipt of Mr. De Leritz for monies received. Cited in Simmons to Kilty 03/20/1797
Certification that $63.11 is due Samuel Moore, Attorney to James Morrison and Robert Maxwell, administrators of the estate of James Gamble, being the balance of his recruiting account and pay and subsistence to August 11, 1797, the day of his death.
Certification that $83.78 is due Lieutenant John Lovell, being his pay and forage for February and subsistence as an Adjutant from November 1796 through February 1797.
Colonel Carrington has written a letter concerning a quantity of powder and lead belonging to the United States and in the possession of Colonel McCleery at Morgantown in Virginia. Hodgdon should write to McCleery requesting a return of all public property under his care and stating what may have been sold or any other pertinent information.
John Habersham, Collector of the Customs in Georgia, has been paid the sum of $3,952 to be provided for the pay, subsistance, and forage of the regular troops in Georgia for September and October 1796.
Letter containing enclosures to Lieut. Wright received. Indian gifts arrived, Henley seeks to immediately send the presents on so as to prevent damage by the "ungovernable people of this county."
Certification that $331.32 is due Lieutenant John Steele, 3rd Sub Legion, being the balance of his recruiting account and pay and subsistence from January 1796 through February 1797.
Hackett informed that his payment is forthcoming; enclosed is plan for gun deck of frigate which will provide guidance for stationing beams of lower deck. Draught of sheer plan forthcoming.
