five Cents for his and their pay to the 31^st May 1796 for which sum the said Lieut. Peter Tallman is to be accountable. D^rs 176 ⁵⁵/100 W^m Simmons The Secretary of War Department of War Accountants Office, June 8. 1796— I Certify, that there is due to James Triplett cadet of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers and the men under his Command at Norfolk in Virginia the Sum of Thirty Dollars being for his & their Pays for the month of May 1796 which sum is to be transmitted by the Edwards Carrington Esq^r. Supervisory Virginia, said James Triplett to be accountable. D^rs 30 W^m Simmons— The Secretary of War— Accountants Office, Jun. 8. 1796— I Certify, that there is due to Capt Cornelius [undecipherable: probable reading Ryladam] the sum of fifty three Dollars and Ninety five Cents for his pay and subsistence for the Month of May 1796 D^rs 53 ⁹⁵/100 W^m Simmons Accountants Office June 8. 1796 I Certify, that there is due to Major Gen^l Anthony Wayne the sum of Eight hundred and twenty eight Dollars and forty five Cents being for the Amount of his Accounts as approved by the Secretary of War for Cash paid for the support of a Detachment of Dragoons from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, in the year 1792 for the Subsistence of a Detachment of Dragoons and Suite from head Quarters of the Army to Philadelphia and for the postage of public letters &c— at Sundry Times and to sundry persons D^rs [undecipherable]20 ⁴⁵/100 W^m Simmons The Secretary of War— Accountants Office, June 9. 1796— I Certify that there is due to Capt Robert Thompson, the sum of One hundred, sixteen Dollars and sixty Cents for his pay & Subsistence, and subsisting his Waiter, W^m Dilander from 1^st April to 31 May, 1796— D^rs 116 ⁶⁰/100— W^m Simmons— Accountants Office June 11. 1796 I Certify, that there is due to Major Thomas H Cushing, the sum of Three hundred and twenty one Dollars being the balance of his Accounts for his pay Subsistence & forage from 1^st Jan^y to 31^st May 1796 & for subsisting his Waiter from the 11^th Feb^y to 31^st May 1796— D^rs 321 William Simmons— The Secretary of War— Accountants Office, June 13^th 1796 I Certify, that from a letter of the Comptroller (dated 11 Inst— covering a receipt of John Habersham Collector of the Customs for Savannah in Georgia Dated 4^th May 1796 said Habersham has applied to the incidental and contingent expenses of the War Department the sum of Eighty Nine Dollars, which he has discounted, out of the Monies arising from Duties on import and tonnage and for which he is accountable, in pursuance of a warrant to be Issued in his favour by the Secretary of