Edward Carrington Esq^r D of War Accountants' Off[ice] Sup^r. Richmond. Septem^r 12^d 1793 Sir The Treasurer will remit yo[u] the sum of two hundred twelve Dollars 44/[100] to be transmitted to L^t John Posey at Fredericksburg being for his own p[ay] for August, and of his men for July and August. for wh[ich] sum you will please take his Receipt to be accountable for th[e] due Application thereof. — Sam Sir Y^r — William Simmons Lieu^t John Posey. D. of War Accountants' Office Fredericksburg Septem^r 12^th 1793. D. Virg^a Sir Your letter of the 3^d Ins^t covering the Muster roll of your men to the 1^st Septem^r I have Received from which a pay roll has been made out amounting to the sum of Two hundred twelve dollars and 44 Cents being for your own pay for the month of August, and of your men for July and August which sum you will Receive from Edward Carrington Esq^r and for which you will please give him your Receipt to be accountable for the disbursement thereof agreeably the enclosed Receipt Rolls. . As you and the detachment under your Command is [or-]dered to Head Quarters; it is requisite that your Accounts sh[ould] be finally closed in this Office you will therefore please S[end] your [acc.] and send on all Vouchers you have in you[r] possession for monies Expended in the Recruiting Servi[ce] with a Statement of all monies received and paid by yo[u] that a final Settlement may take place — you will please attest to your Accounts. — Sam Sir Y^r — William Simmons Nich^s Fish Esq^r D. of War Accountants' Office Sup^r. New York Septem^r 14^th 1793. — I have to acknowledge the Receipt of L^t W^m Cox's Receipt under cover for seventy eight Dolls which sum will be passed to the credit of your Account on the Books of this Office. — Sam Sir Y^r — William Simmons — Cap^t Alexan^d Gibson. D. of War Accountants' Office Septem^r 14^th 1795. Sir I have received your letter of the 2^nd Ins^t together with a Muster and Pay Roll of Your Recruits to 31^st of August 1793 which shall be examined, and the amount found due them and Yourself for Pay will be re-mitted by the next Post. — Before I can forward your Sub-sistence Money — It will be necessary that you should state an Account and attest thereto before a Justice of the Peace and forward the Same to this Office, and the amount due you will then be forwarded — Sam Sir Y^r — [undecipherable] In the absence of the Accountant. — Peter Hagner —