[D. of War Accountants Office] John Crawford Fort Fayette April 13^th 1795 Sir Your letter of the 10^th Inst. to the late Accountant I have received and have to inform [y]ou that it is a desirable thing to have as many of the Accounts made for advances made to the Office as possible— but [th]at no power can be given to any person out of this Office to [ma]ke a settlement with you, there is no other way than to [ha]ve your accounts properly stated and forwarded here [fo]r examination, the amount then found due to you, will [be] passed to your credit— M^r Howell in his letter to you of the 18^th of [Jan]uary 1794 also directed you to send forward your [acc]ounts: — I am Sir &c. William Simmons [D. of War Accountants Office] Richard Harrison Esq^r Aud. of the Treasury. April 18^th 1795 Sir I herewith transmit to [y]ou the estimates of Specie due to the Virginias lines in [th]e year 1783, which you lately applied to me for after [we] have made the necessary use of them I will thank [yo]u to have them returned to this Office. — I am Sir &c. William Simmons