Capt William Eaton — D. of War Accountants Office Springfield Mass &c &c June 5^th 1795 Sir Your letter of the 30^th Ulto I have received together with a Receipt Roll of your recruits — which has been examined and the sum of Eighty Dollars, passed to your credit — which leaves a Balance in your hands of [undecipherable] 130 [undecipherable] which sum may be applied to your Pay — which may become due, after the day you were last paid. I am &c Y^c — William Simmons James Mara Esq D. of War Accountants Office Dear Mr Gen^l June 5^th 1795 he The letters that you left at the Office for the purpose of obtaining information for the Estate of the late Col. William Butler have been particularly attended to — and I find that no information can be obtained that I conceive will be of the least service to the points in question. I therefore take the liberty of returning to you the said letters enclosed — I am &c Y^c William Simmons Doc^r Josepho Phillips — D. of War Accountants Office Pittsburgh June 6^th 1795 Sir I Received your letter of 8. ulto inclosing the receipt of Isaac Craig for eighty five dollars and fifty cents, being the Pay of Lieut Mecklenburg's detatchmt which sum has been passed to your credit. — I am &c &c William Simmons