my conceives to be due; Should the Accounts be stated und[er] the present circumstances a very considerable Balance will inevitably be reported against you I have now thought it proper to advise you thereof previous to the a -counts being finally acted on in Order to give You an Opportunity to obviate the objections thereto. — I am Sir Y^r C^e William Simmon[s] John Kilty Esq^r D. of War Accountants Offi[ce] Sup^r Baltimore Septem. 1^st 1795 Sir I have to acknowledge the Receipt of Your letter of the 28.^th Ult. enclosing Ensign Thompson's Receipt for one hundred and Seventy three Doll[ars] and 93 Cents being for the Pay of himself and Recruits for the Months of June and July 1795 which amount Shall be passed to your Credit. I am Sir Y^r C^e William Simmon[s] Edward Carrington Esq^r D. of War Accountants Office Sup^r Virginia Sept. 1^st 1795 Sir I have Received under cover Thomas Holt Receipt for two thousands four hundred Se venty Nine Dollars and [undecipherable: probable reading: 8/10] being for the disbursements of the Public Armoury at the Post of New London which sum Shall be passed to your Credit — I am Sir Y^r C^e William Simmon[s]