sum may be paid in Post Notes in as Small Denominations as possible payable to the order of the following persons Viz: — Caleb Swan — 28,872. Isaac Craig — 2,570— 31,442 — I am Sir Y^r William Simmons John Wentworth Esq^r. D. of War Accountants' Office Sup^t. Portsmouth August 14^th 1793 New Hamp^e. Sir Your Letter of the 23 Ult^o. I have received the 6 Vols. covering the Receipts of Edward A Quincy for Three hundred eighty seven Dollars and thirty two Cents which will be passed to Your Credit accordingly: — I am Sir Y^r William Simmons Ensⁿ. Edward Voss. D. of War Accountants' Office Fort Nelson, August 14^th. 1793. Virginia Sir Your Accounts for Subsistence and Wood, I have received, the former of which Should have been attested to before a Magistrate, that you had not drawn any Rations or any thing in lieu thereof from the United States for the period therein charged — The charges for Wood Shuts have been settled with the Contractor as it does not come within the Notice of this Office, I therefore return you the Account — You will have your Subsistence Acc^t executed as a above directed and transmit it to this Office when the Amount thereof Shall be forwarded to you, as you may direct: — I am Sir Y^r William Simmons Nicholas Foster Esq^r. D. of War Accountants' Office Sup^t. New York — August 15^th 1795. Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of One thousand eight hundred and fifty seven Dollars and forty nine Cents being for the Pay of the Commissioned Officers non Commissioned Officers and Privates of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers who were present ate the West Point on the 31^st July, 1795 from the 1^st to the 31^st of said months also the sum of eight hundred and twenty Three Dollars and Sixty nine Cents, being for the Pay of Lieut. Pollet Provost for the month of July and such of Capt. McRee's recently as marched under his command from North Carolina to West Point from the 1^st Aprile to 31^st July 1795 inclusive which Sums you are to pay to Lieut. Nehemiah Freeman Pay Master Pro Tem at West Point taking his receipt to be accountable for their due affection — I am Sir Y^r William Simmons Nehemiah Freeman Esq^r. D. of War Accountants' Office West Point. August 15 1795. Sir In the absence of the Account, I have to inform you that your letters of the 4^th 6^th and 10^th Inst. have been received — The Recruiting [undecipherable] Nathaniel Cudworth's Receipt for his Pay to 31^st May 1795 — a