D. of War. Accountants Office Sept.^r 22. 1795. John G. Coffin Surgeon's Mate West Point. Sir, You will receive from Nicholas Fish Supervisor of New Yorke the Sum of eighty seven Dollars & thirty six Cents being the Balance of your Account for Subsistence from the 22 June 1794 to the 30^th April 1795 Inc.^e for which Sum you will give him duplicate Receipts to be transmitted to this Office. I am Sir &c. William Simmons. D. of War. Accountant's Office Sept.^r 23. 1795. John Chester Esq.^r Sup.^r Wethersfield Connecticut Sir, Your letter of the 18^th instant covering the Receipt of Cap.^t Edward Miller for 255 Dollars and 69 Cents. I have received, which will be passed to your Credit accordingly. I am Sir, &c. William Simmons. D. of War. Accountant's Office Sept.^r 25. 1795. John Chester Esq.^r Sup.^r Wethersfield Connecticut Sir, The Treasurer will remit you the Sum of 260^55/100 Dollars, to be transmitted to Cap.^t Decius Wadsworth at New London; being for the pay of himself and Recruits from April 1^st to August 31^st 1795, for which Sum you will please take his Receipt to be acountable for due application thereof. I am Sir, &c. William Simmons. D. of War. Accountant's Office Cap.^t Decius Wadsworths Sept.^r 25. 1795. New London Connecticut Sir, Your letter of the 19^th instant I have received enclosing your Muster and Pay Rolls to the 1^st of present Month, which has been acted on amounting to two hundred sixty Dollars and fifty five Cents, which Sum you will receive from John Chester Esq.^r Supervisor, being for the Pay of yourself and Men from the 1^st April to the 31 August 1795 Inc.^e for which Sum you will please give him your Receipt to be accountable for the Disbursement thereof agreeably to the enclosed Receipt Roll. I am Sir, &c. William Simmons. D. of War. Accountant's Office Cap.^t John Heth Sept.^r 26.^th 1795. Fort Franklin Sir, Your letter of the 6^th instant covering [a] Receipt Roll, I have received, and when an examination of them has taken place, the amount will be passed to your Credit. Your Accounts have been put under examination, but owing to the Gentleman's Illness who undertook it, the balance has not yet been ascertained but expect it will in time for the next Post. I am Sir, &c. William Simmons.