Nicoll at Fort Tamm[any] to deal with court martial of Capt. Eaton. Fort Washington at Point Peter still not garrisoned. Hawkins informed Nicoll's he should speak with the Secretary of War on matters related to the latest treaty with the Creek Indians. Nicoll's stated the Creek were peaceably disposed and the government should not stir them into a warlike mood.
Simmons certifies that $148.91 is due Captain Edward Miller and the men under his command at Middletown, being their pay through July 1796, transmitted to John Chester, supervisor Connecticut.
Simmons certifies that $2.06 is due Private Thomas Dowley of Captain Ingersoll's Company of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers, being his pay from August 1 to August 15, 1796, the day of his discharge.
Langham is about to set off for Kentucky confident that the care and management of the stores is in good hands. He has asked Major Bedinger to open all letters from Hodgdon and the War Office and comply with orders contained therein and to make the returns on October 1st.
The balances due on Holt's rolls and estimates for March and April have been received by him. Even though Hodgdon's recent letter states that balances are due for the estimates of May, Holt has yet to receive any part of the money for that month which must be due to a mistake.
Invoice of clothing, arms, accoutrement, camp equipage, and ammunition from Philadelphia forwarded for the use of the Militia Army form 11 Sept to 31 Oct 1794
Since Wadsworth departed from West Point before the pay of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers for June had been transmitted, he requests that his pay be sent to the Supervisor of Revenue of the district in which he now posted.
