of Salary from the 15^th August 1794 (the date of his acceptance of his Appointment) to the 30^th June 1795 inc. which sums you are to pay to the said James Hackett taking his receipts for the same. — I am Sir &c — William Simmons James Hackett Esq^r D. of War Accountants' Office Portsmouth New Hamp^r August 10. 1795 Sir Joshua Wentworth Sup^r of the Revenue at Portsmouths will pay you the sum of one thou=sande two hundred and fifty nine Dollars and eighty two Cents, being the balance of your Accounts for Salary from the 15^th August 1794 (the date of your acceptance of your Appointment P^r your letter of that date and tenor filed in the War Office) to the 30^th June 1795 incl. for which sum you will receipt to the said Joshua Wentworth. I request that in future you will render your Ac=count Quarterly to this Office for Settlement. — I am Sir &c William Simmons Capt. Samuel Tinsley. D. of War Accountants' Office Richmond August 10^th. 1795 Virginia Sir Your Muster Roll I have received and return it to you as it is not Conformable to my letter of the 21^st Ultt. not being certified under Oaths you will there=fore have it done and transmit it to this Office when the amount thereof Shall be remitted to you. — as the last month has has expired you will please make the pay up to that period. — I am Sir &c William Simmons Lieu^t John Losey, D. of War Accountants' Office Fredericksburg August 10^th 1795 Virginia Sir Your Muster Rolls up to the 1^st of August, I have received and it not being compleate I return it to you for the purpose of being qualified to — I enclose you some blank Pay Rolls which you will please make out agreeably to the Musters and transmit them to this Office which after examinations the Amount thereof will be remitted to you. — I am Sir &c — William Simmons David Allison. D. of War Accountants' Office August 11^th. 1795 Sir Your Accounts and Vouchers for pay=ments made the Militia of the Southwestern Territory are now under examination, I therefore have to request that if you have any additional Vouchers to bring forward that it may be done immediately as without them (if any) the [undecipherable: probable reading "passage"] of the Accounts will be much retarded — It has become my duty to call upon all persons who have received Monies from this Department to come forward and account for the same and return what money may appear on a settlement due the United States to the Treasurer; on failure