Certification that $26.19 is due Private Henry Slaughter, late of Captain Richard H. Greaton's Company, being his pay from January 1 to July 17, 1796, the date of his discharge.
Certification that $12 is due Private John Ramsey of Captain Richard H. Greaton's Company 2nd Sub Legion, being his pay from October through December 1796.
Certification that $22.40 is due Private Enoch Smith, late of Captain Thompson's Company of Infantry 4th Sub Legion, being his pay from January 1 to June 18, 1795, the date of his discharge.
Certification that $20 is due Lieutenant Campbell Smith of the 4th Sub Legion for the subsistence of his waiter, Private George Gardner, from August through December 1796.
Certification that $58.60 is due Captain Richard H. Greaton of the 2nd Sub Legion, being his pay and subsistence, and the subsistence of his waiter John Ramsay, for December 1796.
Notification to Jackson that he will receive money that he is to pay to George Claghorne, Naval Constructor at Boston, for his compensation three months.Cited in Jackson to Simmons, 01/19/1797.
Refers to pursuance of Indians and wounds received. Dr. Robert Brownfield certifies that Andrew Lewis's loss of his right arm prevents him from labor or earning a living. Refers to congressional act to provide for wounded soldiers with an annual allowance.
Muster rolls for Lewis and Pierce's companies not yet complete therefore Craig cannot submit paperwork to McHenry. Commander-in-Chief arrived yesterday.
Extract of Warrants drawn by the Secretary of War on the Treasurer of United States to be transmitted to David Henley, agent for War Department. Payments for Indian Agent expenses, interpreters.
Extract of Warrants for Colonel Henley's government drawn by Secretary of War on the Treasurer. Warrants favor Cherokee and Choctaw Indians, Indian Agents, and interpreters.
Notification to Stevens that he will receive funds that he is to pay to Augusta De Grasse, Sub Engineer to the Fortifications at South Carolina, for his compensation three months. Cited in Stevens to Simmons, 01/31/1797.
Notification that his account for pay as Sub-Engineer to the Fortifications at South Carolina has been received and that he will receive his pay from Daniel Stevens, federal supervisor at Charleston,
Certification that $40 is due Joseph Hackney , late a soldier in the late Captain Bradford's Company 1st US Regiment, being the balance due him per Abstract C No. 339.
Certification that $289.96 is due the Scouts of Mason County called into service by Kentucky Governor Isaac Shelby for the protection of the frontier of said county, being their pay from April 10 to June 10, 1795.
Noted severe weather and conditions on river related to ice. Arrival of newspapers, Indian baggage, and other supplies described. Enclosed estimate of expenditures for Pittsburgh. Requests compensation for past services.
Capt. Morris notes that Alexander's receipts are not included in his receipt rolls because he has been informed that Alexander has been detained in Philadelphia by the civil authorities. If that is the case, Morris asks that the recruiting officer in Philadelphia or some other official release Alexander and send him forward to Morris. Robert Dean's pay has also been omitted because he is being detained for desertion.
Stevens approves of Simmons suspending his commissions for the quarter until he receives Stevens' accounts current for the last quarter which will be forwarded as soon as possible.
Hawkins reports on his tour through the Southwest frontier, including trading affairs and his observations on the Upper Creeks and Cherokees and the intentions of their Chiefs
