D. of War Accountants Office Cap^t Samuel Tinsley. July 21^st 1795 Sir The Secretary of War handed me your Muster and Pay Roll, to the 8 of June 1795, which I now take the liberty to return to you. They being irregular and, incomplete, you will therefore be pleased to refer to the Instructions you received from the War Office and render your return and accounts accordingly — Your men are to be mustered from the date of their inlistment to the end of the last month, and to be attested to by you, from which your Pay Roll is to be formed and thus pay charged from the time that they were last paid to — up to the dates that they were mustered and is also to be signed by you, which after examination, and found wright the amount then shall be transmitted to you accordingly — I am Sir &c William Simmons David Henley, Esq^r D. of War Accountants Office Knoxville July 22^d 1795 [*]ll^d I Sir Your letter of the 2^d ulto to the late Accountant, accompanied with sundry Vouchers and accounts as expressed therein was safely delivered to me by Cap^t Carleton — The order for stationary I find before the Secretary of War who has given all necessary directions to have them forwarded to you — I have sent to M^r Hodgdon to be forwarded to you by this opportunity — Three Quires of Blank Pay Rolls of Detachments, Three Quires of Blank Pay Rolls of [Page 146 YAA01]