[220] Accountants Office April 4. 1796 I Certify there is due to the scouts of Allegheny County Pennsylvania [underline: Three thousand four hundred fifty three dollars and thirty three Cents] being for their services on the frontier of said County, from the 1^st of Sep^t 1794 to the 31 Jan^y 1796 inclusive which sum is payable to Presley Nevill Brigade, Inspector who is held accountable, for the due application thereof. Dollars 3453 ³³/100 William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, April 4. 1796 I Certify that there is due, to Cap^t Edward Yardrough [underline: Twenty one Dollars] being a like sum paid by him to Albright Springs for making a Carriage to a Brass six pounder belonging to the United States which sum is payable to the Honorable Mathias Locke P^r Order William Simmons — Dollars 21 The Secretary of War Accountants Office 4 April 1796 I Certify that there is due to Cap^t Cornelius R. Adams and the Men under his command the sum of [underline: Two hundred Eighty one Dollars and forty three Cents] for his and their Pay for the Month of March 1796. for which sum he is to be accountable. Dollars 281 ⁴³/100 William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, April 4. 1796 I Certify, that there is due to Cap^t Thomas Lewis the sum of [underline: Three hundred and Ninety nine Dollars and ninety six Cents] for [221] expenses of Peas Fisher a Wyandott Indian from Sandusky on a Visit to the President of the United States and while at Philadelphia, from the 1^st Decem^r 1795 to the [undecipherable] of April 1796 Dollars 399 ⁹⁶/100 William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, 5 April 1796 — I Certify that there is due to William Sweeney Private in Cap^t Robert Thompson's Comp^y 4^th Sub-Legion the sum of [underline: Twelve Dollars] being for his pay, from 1 Jan^y 1796 to 31 March inclusive, Dollars 12— William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, 5 April 1796 I Certify that there is due, to John Mc Bully Major 2^d Sub-Legion the sum of [underline: Eight Hundred seventy one Dollars and [undecipherable] Cents] being for his pay and forage from the 1^st of June 1795 and for his subsistence from the 1^st of Jan^y 1795 to the 31 of March 1796 inclusive which sum is payable to [undecipherable] Edg. P^r Order. Dollars 871 ⁶⁶/100 William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, 5 April 1796 I Certifies that there is due to Isaac Hyer late a Private in Cap^t Marcks Comp^y 1^st Regiment the sum of [underline: Thirty eight Dollars and Eighty four Cents] being the balance of his pay to the 22^nd Oct^r 1790 — The day of his Death which sum is payable to Jonathan Dayton Esq. Att^y to Mary Hyer Mother of the said Isaac Hyer deceased. Dollars 38 ⁸⁴/100 William Simmons The Secretary of War