D. of War. Accountants Office Sept. 21. 1795. Cap^t. W^m. Eaton, Springfield, Massachusetts. Sir, Your letter of the 14^th Instant I have received inclosing your Muster and Pay Rolls to the 31^st August which has been examined & find due thereon the sum of five hundred forty nine Dollars and 35 Cents which you will receive from Peter Chester Esq^r. Supervisor of Connecticut being for the Balance of your pay from the 1^st [undecipherable] to the 31 of August 1795. and for the Pay of Ensigns Jonathan Remington and John W. Thompson and the Recruits under your Command to the 31 of August 1795 Inclusive, for which sum you will give him your Receipt to be accountable for the due application thereof — I enclose you a Pay Roll & a blank Receipt Roll for your Government in paying the Men and when you have made the payments agreeably thereto you will transmit the receipt Roll to this Office to exonerate you from the Charge. I am Sir, &c. William Simmons D. of War. Accountants Office Sept. 21. 1795. Honch Francis Esq^r. Surveyor of Supplies. Sir, I have to observe that in my Opinion the within claim of M^r. Ell^t [undecipherable] should be settled by you and accounted for to the Superintendant of Military Stores and Supplies, the same being for 250 Copies of the Regulations for the order and Discipline of the Troops of the U. States furnished by him to M^r. John Harris & M^r. Sto[undecipherable] I am Sir, &c. William Simmo[undecipherable]