Simmons certifies that $307.25 is due Daniel Stevens, Superintendent of South Carolina, being his account for receiving and paying monies from the Dept. of War between Feb. 13 and June 27, 1796.
Simmons certifies that $532.02 is due the recruits under the command of Captain Alexander Gibson at Staunton, Virginia, being their pay through August 1796.
Simmons certifies that $133.60 is due Lieutenant William K. Blue, being the balance of his his pay, subsistence, and forage, and the subsistence of his waiter, through September 1796.
Simmons certifies that $133.40 is due Lieutenant Henry Muhlenberg and the men under his command at Mud Island Fort, being his and their pay for September 1796.
Simmons certifies that $131 is due Lieutenant William Willson and the men under his command at Governor's Island, New York, being his and their pay for September 1796.
Acknowledges receipt of Simmons' letter acknowledging receipt of Stevens' account for commissions on receiving and paying monies for the War Department.
Enclosed list of chiefs and the nation they are affiliated with who travel to Philadelphia to meet with the President. Recommendation for pension due valiant wounded soldier.
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.
Notification that his account for compensation as Sub Engineer to the Fortifications at South Carolina has been approved and that he will receive his pay from Daniel Stevens, federal supervisor at Charleston
Cover letter for a copy of the estimate Simmons sent to the Treasury for the salaries and contingent expenses of the War Department Accountant's Office for 1797.
Simmons certifies that $104 is due John Steel, Coxswain, and the men on board the public barge at Mud Island Fort, being his and their pay for September 1796.
Simmons certifies that $380.52 is due Lieutenant William Deven, Adjutant in the 4th Sub Legion, being the balance of his account for recruiting, pay, and subsistence through September 1796 and his pay and forage as Adjutant through April 1796.
