Capt^t Johns Hethe. Fort Franklin D.^t of War Accountants Office June 20^th 1795 Sir I received your letter of the 15^th Ulto covering duplicate Receipt Rolls for Pay of your Detachment for Six months Pay paid to them, on examination of them, the amount found due you will be passed to your Credit. — I am Sir Y.^c — William Simmons — Col.^l Thomas Butler. D.^t of War Accountants Office June 20^th 1795. Sir Your letter of the 12^th Inst. enclosing sundry Vouchers for payments made by you, has come safe to hand, which shall be put under examination, as soon as possible, and the amount found due you will be paid as you may direct. Your Account for pay and Forage you will please to state and Qualify thereto and forward to this Office which will be included in your general Account Current. The pressing business of the Office at present will not enable me to have this account settled before I hear from you. Therefore you can forward any additional Vouchers which you may have and they will be included in the Account. The Receipts you forwarded for monies to be paid M^r Swans have already been passed to your Credit — one M^r Swan's receipts which have been in the Office The three hundred Dollars requested by you for the Recruiting service will be forwarded by Thomas Love Paymaster to the Kentucky Volunteers who leaves this place in a day or two. I am Sir Y.^c — William Simmons — Samuel Meredith, Esq^r D.^t of War Accountants Office Treasurer U. S. June 27^th 1795 Sir Inclosed are two receipts of John Habersham Collector of Savannah — amounting to thirty five D^s [strikethrough: 3/00] also a Warrant for that amount being for the incidentals and Contingent expences of this Department, to which Warrant the Receipt is to be annexed agreeably to the Request of the Comptroller of the Treasury. — I am Sir Y.^c — William Simmons — Natha^l Gorham, Esq^r D.^t of War Accountants Office Sup^t Boston. June 27^th 1795. Sir The Treasurer will remit you the sum of Eighty eight dollars, and twenty Cents, being the amount of your account paid to Joseph McLellan [undecipherable] for the passage of 37 Officers and privates from Portland to Boston, for which sum you will please forward your Receipt to this Office. — I am Sir Y.^c — William Simmons