[174] Capt Jona.^s Snowden. D. of War Accountants Office New Jersey August 7.^th 1795 Sir You stand charge on the Books of this Office with a considerable sum of Money Received by you for the purpose of discharging the balances due your late Company of Levies — Three years has elapsed since the Money was placed in your hands and it has become my duty to call all persons to Account for the monies received from this Department. I have therefore to request your attendance immediately and adjust your Accounts, otherwise I Shall be under the necessity of Reporting as the Law directs. — I am Sir &c — William Simmons Lieut Nehm.^s C. Freeman. D. of War Accountants Office Temp^y P. M. — August 7. 1795 West Point Sir Your letter of the 28 Ult^o has been duly received enclosing a Pay and Muster Roll of such part of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers as have arrived at West Point in the months of June and July 1795 and to whom arrears of Pay were due, The amount whereof upon examination I find to be Three Thousand and eighty five Dollars and ninety six Cents including the Pay due Capt. Donald G. Mitchell and Lt.^t Henry Muhlenburg, which were omitted by you, The balances due Philips Rodrigues and Philips Landais Cadets, are not included in the