Notification that his "account current" and vouchers have been examined and that the balance due the War Department will be placed to his debit in his account.
Simmons discusses his reasons for recommending the denial of the claim of the militia of the state of Georgia in favor of Captain Jonas Fauche that was referred to the Secretary of War by the U. S. House of Representatives. Captain Fauche commanded a troop of horse (cavalry).
Certification that $146 is due the estate of Ensign Ezekial Polk, being the balance of his account of pay from August 16, 1790 to August 15, 1791, the day of his death.
Mr. McCormick is introduced to Govenor Wood of Virginia so that he can present proposals respecting the manufacture of small arms in that State. McCormick's friends have convinced McHenry that if he is given the means to erect proper works and competent workmen, he can execute any engagements the State may form with him.
Apologies for difficulty in obtaining a refund for the money advanced Maj. Langham. Weather prohibits travel of Indians to Fort Washington. Advised Hodgdon to continue seeking compensation for additional services he provided the government.
Notification to Kilty that he will receive money that he is to transfer to Captain Staats Morris at Whetstone Point for the pay of Morris, Lieut. Joseph Guimpe, and the men under Morris' command.
It has been determined by the Comptroller to close the accounts of Edward Carrington, Agent for Military Supplies in Virginia, in the sum of $11,806.83, so that same can be transferred to his debit on the books of Simmons' office.
Notifies Carrington that his account with the War Department as agent for military supplies is debited the sum on the books of the Treasury until the accounts of the Militia Army are placed under examination.
Acknowledges receipt of receipt rolls for Morris' company that will be credited on the books of the War Department accountants office. Acknowledges receipt of muster and pay rolls. Money for the pay will be forwarded by John Kilty, federal supervisor at Baltimore. Mentions soldiers confined for desertion.
