Simmons certifies that $72 is due George Balfour, Surgeon's Mate, being his pay and forage for March and April 1796, payable to Elizabeth Balfour, his wife.
Simmons certifies that $45.50 is due Lieutenant William K. Blue for his pay, subsistence, and forage, and for subsisting his waiter, during April 1796.
"Muster roll of the persons employed at the United States Armory at Springfield, Commonwealth of Massachusetts for the month of April 1796 under the direction of David Ames, Superintendent."
CITATION only. Simmons to Geddis 05/4/1796.
[Acknowledges receipt of Geddes' "receipt roll" and notifies Geddes that the sum will placed to his credit on the books of the War Department Accountant's Office.]
CITATION only. Balfour, Eliza to Simmons, 08/10/1796.
[Eliza Balfour was instructed by Doctor Balfour to receive part or all of his pay after his departure from the City. No pay was offered until January. E. Balfour brought matter to attention of Mr. Hillas at Accountants Office. She apologized for any trouble and blamed herself, not the doctor.]
Received Ingersoll's account of pay and subsistence. Forwards funds for travel to West Point. discusses particulars of the settlement of Ingersoll's account
CITATION only. Fleming to Simmons, 05/23/1796.
[Receipt rolls for Ordnance Detachment enclosed. Due to want of monies, Fleming cannot pay members of the public money owed them for pay from January through March.]
Letter, mentions Mohawk land claim; informs re number of British troops to the Westward; discusses British posts on frontier; alludes to Jay's Treaty; discusses pioneers and frontier life; discusses British influence on the frontier.
Requests a statement of his account as a Captain of Cavalry in the Army; desires to know how he can receive credit for payments he made to the soldiers he recruited
