D. of War Accountants Office [Sa]muel Meredith. Esq^r April 22^nd 1795 Treasurer. Sir Inclosed is a receipt of John [Ha]bersham Collector of Savannah amounting to two Dollars, also a Warrant for that amount being for the incidental and contingent expences of this department to which Warrant the receipt is to be annexed agreeably to request of the Comptroller of the Treasury. — I am Sir y^r [undecipherable] William Simmons Maj^r Bennet Pemberton. D. of War. Accountants Office Franklin County April 22^nd 1795 Kentucky Sir By virtue of your letter of attorney to John H. Gano. I have placed in his hands the Pay of the Scouts for the protection of Woodford County State of Kentucky between 1^st April 1793 and 18^th Septem^r 1794 inclusive amounting to Six hundreds ninety Seven Dollars and 17/100 for which you are held accountable for the Due applications: agreeably to the inclosed Receipt Rolls which is to be signed and transmitted for your exoneration. — I am Sir y^r [undecipherable] William Simmons [Isaa]c Craig Esq^r D. of War Accountants Office Pittsburgh April 23^rd 1795 Sir Doc^r Josepho [undecipherable] the bearer hereof has charge of eighty five Dollars and fifty [undecipherable] for the Pay Due those men of Lieu^t Muhlenberg's detachment at Lancaster who marched from [undecipherable] to Pittsburgh with the Lieu^t Hutchins from [undecipherable] ment to 31^st October 1794 inclusive for which su[m] will please sign Duplicate Receipts to be accounta[ble] and transmit the Receipts of the men as soon as con[ve]nient to the Office. agreeably to the inclosed R[oll] I am Sir y^e — William Simm[ons] George Fleming Esq^r D. of War Accountants O[ffice] West Point April 23^[rd] [1795] Sir The Bearer Jonathan [undecipherable] has charge of seventeen hundred Dollars being for contingent and incidental expences of the War Dep[artment] for which sum you are held accountable and will [please] signe duplicate Receipts. — I am Sir y^r William Simmo[ns] Cap^t Russell Bissell. D. of War Accountants [Office] Middletown. April 2[undecipherable] [1795] Sir Your letter of the N[undecipherable] to the late Accountant, I have this day Received, you mention that you have not received the money [re]mitted from this Office, to John Chester Esq^r fo[r the] Pay of yourself Ensign Peter [undecipherable] and [to] the 28^th of February 1793 incl. I think it Advis[e]d you to receive the money and pay it to such [of them] as are present and are entitled to Receive it [re]spect to the Pay being made up[.] for the men [undecipherable]