Isidore Stouf Tempy Eng^r Savannah Georgia. D. of War. Accountants Office October 17, 1795. Sir, Your Account Current for your pay and personal Expenses up to the 31 Aug^t 1795 inc^e has been handed me by M^r Perrault and as the Pay and allowance of the Eng^rs are not fixed by Congress and the Sec^y of War not having mentioned in his Certificate of the Compensation to be allowed you any allowance more than for Pay at the rate of two Dollars p^r day, all other charges in your Account I must therefore consider inadmissible. The Balance of your account of Pay up to the 31 August 1795 inc^t amounting to four hundred and eighty five Dollars, which Sum you will receive of John Matthews Sup^t. Georgia, for which you will please sign duplicate Receipts. — I am Sir &c Offⁿ Simmons John Matthews a Sup^t Savannah Georgia. D. of War. Accountants Office October 17, 1795. Sir, The Treasurer of the U. S. will remit you the Sum of four hundred & eighty five Dollars, being the Balance of Pay due Isidore Stouf temporary Engineer from the 1 April 94 to 31 Aug^t 95 inc^e. which Sum you will please pay to him and take his Receipts for the same. I am Sir &c Offⁿ Simmons John Chester Esq^r Sup^r. D. of War. Accountants Office October 19, 1795. Sir, Your letter of the 15 inc^t enclosing a Receipt of Ensign John W. Thompson for sixty four Dollars and