officer is to make out his own pay role, and at the expira- tions of every two months, transmit it together with the muster to this Office, when an examination will take place and the Amount thereof transmitted in the usual manner I am Sir &c William Simmons M^rs Mary Dunn. D. of War Accountants Office April 29^th 1795. Madame Your letter of the 17^th February 1795 to M^r Howell late Accountant — I have now be- fore me, and have to inform you that he wrote to M^r Swan the Paymaster of the Troops to stop the amount of Major Winstons receipt from his pay, and send an or- der in your favor for the amount as you will see by the inclosed extract of the letter to M^r Swan — as soon as information on that head arrives you shall be advised. I am Sir &c William Simmons Ensign Charles Martins D. of War Accountants Office Carlisle Penns. April 25^th 1795. Sir It is intended for the future that each officer is to make out his own Pay roll, and transmit a Copy of it together with the muster to this Office at the expiration of every two months, when an examin- ation will take place and the amount thereof transmit- ed to you in the usual way; I therefore inclose you some blank pay rolls for that purpose. I am Sir &c William Simmons