1795 to the 28^th January 1796 inclusive (the time of their discharge) which sum is payable to Absolom Baird Attorney. — D^rs 567 ²⁰/100 The Sec^ry of War. William Simmons — Accountants Office March 30^th 1796 I Certify that there is due to John Tillman Surgeon Mate The Sum of one hundred ninety Nine dollars and Seventy Six Cents for his pay Subsistence and Forage from the 1^st December 1795 to the 31 · March 1796 and for Subsisting his Waiter Joseph Dayton of the 4^th Sublegion from the 22^d November 1795 to the 31^st March 1796. — D^rs 199 ⁷⁶/100 The Sec^ry of War William Simmons — Accountants Office March 30^th 1796 I certify that there is due to Levi Mason late a Sergeant of Cap^t Priors company the sum of Eighty three Dollars and sixty one Cents for his pay, from the 1^st June 1793 to 29 July — 1794 inclusive the day he returned from Captivity among the Indians (Dollars 83 ⁶¹/100 The Secretary of War William Simmons — Accountants Office March 31 — 1796 I certify that there is due to Silas Talbot Captain of one of the Frigates the Sum of Three hundred Thirty four Dollars — and Seventy Cents for his pay and Subsistence, from the 1^st January to 31^st March 1796 which Sum is payable to his Attorney — Ezekiel Gilbert Esquire. (Dollars 334 ⁷⁰/100 The Secretary of War William Simmons — Accountants Office, March 31 1796 I certify that there is due to Josiah Fox, temporary Constructor of the Frigates building at Norfolk the Sum of One hundred Ninety [undecipherable: probable reading "one"] Dollars and fifty four Cents being for his Salary, from the first of January to the 31^st March 1796 and for labor &c furnished by him. (Dollars 191, ⁵⁴/100 The Secretary of War William Simmons Accountants Office, March 31 1796 I Certify that there is due to Johannes Liep the Sum of Thirty four Dollars and fifteen Cents for rent; and inconvenience of a lot of Ground, at Fort plain, where a Block House was built for the deposit of public Military Stores from the 4^th of March 1789 to 1^st Jan^y 1794 which Sum is payable to William Cooper Esq^r Dollars 34 ¹⁵/100 — The Secretary of War William Simmons Accountants Office, 1 April 1796 I Certify that there is due to John Steel Coxswain and the Men employed on Board the Public Barge Stationed at Mud Island Fort the Sum of One hundred and four Dollars. being for his and their pay, for March 1796 which Sum is payable to John Steel, Attorney [underline: Dollars 104] The Secretary of War William Simmons