Lieut. Nehemiah Freeman West Point D^o of War Accountants Office July 28^th 1795. Sir Your recruiting account has been exam^d and the balance (as stated by you) of [undecipherable] is found due to the U. States. It will therefore be necessary that in order to have your Account finally closed and entered on the books of this Office, that you should authorise some person here to pay the balance into the Treasury upon the Receipt of which you will be fully exonerated from the charges now standing to your debit on the Books of this Office on account of the Monies placed in your hands for Recruiting — I am Sir Y^r William Simmons John Chester Esq^r Sup^t Conn^t D^o of War Accountants Office July 29^th 1795. Sir I have this day received your letter of the 24^th Instant covering two Receipts of Capt. Edward Miller for 232 ¹⁰⁰/₁₀₀ Dollars which shall be passed to your Credit accordingly. I am Sir Y^r William Simmons Cap^t Edw^d Miller Middletown Conn^t D^o of War Accountants Office July 29^th 1795. Sir Your letter of the 26^th Inst. covering the Receipt Roll of your Recruits for pay to the