Treasury Department Comptrollers Office 15. May 1795. — Sir, You will receive herewith a receipt of John Habersham's, dated March 31. 1795, for twelve dollars discounted by him out of monies arising [strikethrough: from duties] on Imports and Tonnage, for the purpose of defraying the incidental and contingent expenses of the Department of War, for which a Warrant of the Secretary of War is to be issued in favour of said Habersham who is to be charged & held accountable therefor, in the books of your Office. — I am, very respectfully Sir Your Obed: Servant Henry Kuhl Cmptr pro tempore William Simmons Esq:^r [Docket, outer fold:] From the Comptrollers Office May 15. 1795 Enclosing John Habershams receipt dated [undecipherable] for the purpose of defraying [undecipherable] Comptrollers Office the contingent expenses of [undecipherable] was disbursed [undecipherable] William Simmons Esq. for which he is to be held accountable — William Simmons Esq. Accountant of the War Department