Requests a transfer of one thousand dollars from the Treasury account books to the books of the War Office for the settlement of the account of Captain John Heth for conducting Indians to Philadelphia. Cited in Steele to Simmons, 01/26/1797.
Certification that $73.90 is due Captain John Heth, being the balance of his account for the expenses of a party of Indians and their interpreter from Detroit to Philadelphia including the loss occasioned by the fire which consumed the Silver Spring Tavern on the night of Nov. 3, 1796.
Certification that $14.90 is due the estate of Gilbert Cawson, being the balance of his pay as a private in Captain Bine's company from April 1 to August 30, 1794, the day of his death.
Certification that $33.09 is due the estate of John Nichols, late sergeant of Lee's Troop of Dragoons, being the balance of his pay from May 1 to October 16, 1793, the day of his death.
Most eligible lots for erecting barracks at Le Boeuf were lots 37 and 38 located in the town of Waterford. Land lots went up for auction by commissioners Gen Irwin and Wilson, Craig sought to purchase them from the state of Pennsylvania for the United States.
Enclosed return of sundries received from the contractor, James Hackett, for the construction of a frigate built for Mediterranean service. Notification that Hackett gave a receipt to Jacob Sheafe, naval agent, for the timber; plank, and bearings.
CITATION Only. Cited in Simmons to Pourcheresse 01/26/1797. Account of compensation for assistant store keeper sent to the War Dept. Accountant's Office.
CITATION Only. Cited in Simmons to Miller 01/25/1797. Submitted receipt roll for Miller, Lieutenant Daniel Bissell, and the recruits under Miller's command to the War Dept. Accountant's Office
Forwards muster and pay rolls and his ration account. Explains his allotment of commands to officers, listing the units commanded by each. Mentions vouchers for bounty paid to recruits and mentions deserters. Mentions pay of troops at Oswego.
Certification that $29.16 is due the estate of Walter Hastings, being the balance of his pay as a corporal in Captain Breck's Company from May 1, 1793 to January 2, 1794, the day of his death.
