that a final Settlement may take place — you will please attest to your Accounts. — Iam Sir Y^r William Simmons Nich^s Fis^ho Cap^t Sup^t New York D. of War Accountants Office Septem^r 4^th 1795 — I have to acknowledge the Receipt of Lt^tm Cox's Receipt and cover for Seventy eight dollars which sum will be passed to the credit of your Account on the Books of this Office. — Iam Sir Y^r William Simmons — Cap^t Alexan^r Gibson. D. of War Accountants Office Septem^r 14^th 1795 — Sir I have received your letter of the 2^nd Inst together with a Muster and Pay Roll of Your Recruits to 31^st of August 1795 which shall be examined, and the amount found due them and Yourself for Pay will be remitted by the next Post — Before I can forward your Subsistence 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 — Iam Sir Y^r [undecipherable] for Simmons [In the absence of the Accountant —] Peter Hagner