Rations of Ross Dalton a Resigned Soldier from Kentucky in a visit to the President of the United States and while at Philadelphia from the 1^st Decem^r 1795 to the 31^st of April 1796 Dollars 399.90 William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, 5 April 1796 I Certify, that there is due to Matthew Sweeney private in Capt David Vanderpoels Comp^y of Artillerists the Sum of Hundred Dollars and tens to Subsist from 1^st of April 1794 to the March ensuing — William Simmons Dollars bl The Secretary of War Accountants Office, 5 April 1796 I Certify, that there is due to John the Butler, Major 3^d Sub Legion the Sum of Capt Hundred seventeen Dollars and for [undecipherable] him for his pay and forage from the 1^st of June 1795 unto his Subsistance from the 1^st of Jan^y 1795 to the 31 of March 1796 inclusive which from in respect to Sixteen Dollars — Dollars 1479.60 William Simmons The Secretary of War Accountants Office, 5 April 1796 I Certify, that there is due to Israel Hyer late a Private in Capt Haskens Comp^y 1^st Sub Regiment the Sum of thirty eight Dollars and Sixty four Cents being the ballance of his pay, to the 29 Dec^r 1790 — the day of his Death; which Sum is payable to Jonathan Dayton Esq^r his Att^y to Mary Hyer Widow of the said Israel Hyer deceased. Dollars 38. 64. William Simmons The Secretary of War