Fort Fidius, 29^th April 1794. Sir I wrote you on the eighteenth inst under cover to the Secretary of War and forwarded a duplicate thereof on the twenty Ninth. I have committed to the care of M^r Seagrove, who will deliver you this, the militia pay rolls, which have been transmitted to me by M^r Dorsey, to wit — 1^st. Capt. Jonas Fauche's roll for 3.151. 57 2. The same officers — roll — 3. 60. 30. 3. Capt. Robtⁿ Flournoys roll — 3. 151. 80. And I request that you would be pleased to pay the amount thereof, Seven thousand, one hundred and ninety seven dollars and [undecipherable: seven] cents, to M^r Seagroves credit. I have already transmitted you duplicate copies of this account current. D^r Dricks arrived at this place on the twenty sixth instant — he has found the troops Sober — as Soon as I shall have examined his rolls, I will transmit them to you — at present it is almost impossible, as M^r Seagrove has just returned from the Creek Nation, and is accompanied by about forty Indians — upon whom I must attend till I shall be able again to attend to business. I am with great esteem Sir Your most obedient Servant Const. Freeman. M. S. Lt. Terrell Dpt^y P. M. M^r [April 29^th 1794 from Constant Freeman]