[Docketing: Abstract G. Boudin / Albany June 20. 1795 / rec. 26 June 95] Albany June 20^th 1795 Sir — If I understood right Your Letter to me Dated May Last [undecipherable]. it intended thehin [undecipherable: probable reading "therein"] future my accounts Shall be Settled quarterly. accordingly You Will find here enclosed my Vouchers for my Salary from the first of April Last until the 30^th of instant, Which I Will be obliged to You to forward to [undecipherable] Esq. You are requesting me also, Sir, to transmit to the office my Vouchers for further Engagements [made] as taken from the Balance of £22.12.2. in my hand. I have Done it to the above Sum been Lately Paid out as I have appointed Seven Pounds out of it yet unpaid. I D° presumed that it Would Make no [undecipherable] [undecipherable] perhaps my Keeping the Vouchers until the last Brother is paid which Will Soon Take Place. however if I have Done Wrong will you be pleased to in form me of it. I Will transmit Whatever Vouchers I have off soon after your information. I have had Lately the Pleasure of M^r Lewis's Company Sir [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] it is [undecipherable] particularly to have Little Discourse With the Brig — the Lieut of War respecting my Business. M^r [undecipherable] David Neil against me [undecipherable] his [undecipherable] for the powder housing. I suppose in Contemplation of putting me in Goal. but Col [undecipherable] Schuyler has prevented it. as you Will be informed, I dare say, by Colonel Pickering. Please Sir, to Give My Very friendly Complements to My Good friend & Major Stagg, also to M^r Lewis and accept of My Wishes for your health and well ford, and Assurances of esteem which I am With. Sir, Your most Obedient Serv^t Boudin M^r Simmons Esq^r