[Cover docket: [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] / No. 8 1795 / Cap — [undecipherable] pay] West Point, September 10^th 1795 Sir I transmitted you by the last [undecipherable] a muster and pay roll of this garrison for the month of August 1795. I now inclose you an account current [undecipherable] the United States [undecipherable] the troops of Artillery at West Point, by which there appears to have been in the regimental chest on the 11^th instant, a balance of two thousand, six hundred, and twenty nine dollars and ten cents, due to the corps at West Point, and I find you [undecipherable] on account current of the same date, stating that there were in the chest one hundred and twelve dollars and forty cents due to men, who had [undecipherable] from hence. These two [undecipherable] make the amount of two thousand, two hundred and ninety one dollars and fifty cents. I transmit you also the following recits: Samuel Read, Private, for his pay for April and May 1795 [undecipherable] [undecipherable], Private, ditto — D° — [undecipherable] Mitchell, Captain, ditto — for June 1795 Samuel Read, Private, ditto — D° — Paris Mills, D° ditto — D° — David [undecipherable], D° ditto — D° Philip [undecipherable], D° for a balance of account on 30^th June 1795, and Muster Roll, N° 8 for the arrears of pay, which was due the corps at West Point on the 30^th June 1795 — To which recits I have [undecipherable: refer'd] in the account current herewith inclosed you. I would thank you to send me a few more blank receit rolls to compleat the number, which is deficient for the month of August. I have the honour to be with respect, Sir, Your very humble Servant Wh Freeman [undecipherable] at West Point William Simmons Esq^r