D^t of War Accountants Office June 1^st 1795 Lieut Horatio N. Dayton Elizabeth Touro Sir Your letter to the Secretary of War was handed to me, and in answer thereto have to inform you, that the Reward for apprehending deserters will be paid at this Office, provided the accounts are properly certified by you. The Amount of your esteemed Rations will also be paid here by your producing a certificate of the Contractor that you draw no Rations during the time therein Charged, and Certifying your account is just and true. — I am Sir Y^r William Simmons Isaac Craig Esq^re D^t of War Accountants Office Pittsburgh June 5 1795 Sir I received your letter of 29 ult^o with its enclosures which shall be put under examination, and if found right, placed to your credit. — You will receive hereafter, agreeably to your request a further supply of Muster & Pay Bills I am Sir Y^rs William Simmons Caleb Gibbs, Esquire D^t of War Accountants Office Boston June 5^th 1795 Sir Received your letter of 24 ult^o and in answer thereto inform you that a certificate from General [undecipherable] of the State you told him you received your appointment is necessary, as the Pay of all Officers in the service of the United States is calculated from the date they accept their appointment, and [text continues]