[Copy of a letter to the Secretary of War, 12^th December 1795] Cantonment at Greeneville, Decem^r 12^th 1795 Sir Agreeably to the directions of the Commander in Chief, I herewith a copy of, transmit to the War Office, the General Orders of the 10^th Instant — I have the honor to be with the greatest respect Sir Your Very humble Servant John Mills Adj^t Gen^l to the Legion The Secretary of War — Head Quarters, Greeneville Decem^r 10 1795 Parole Loudon } C.Sign Alfred } The Officers of the late First United States Regiment, or Battalion of Artillery who received money from Colonel Hamtramck for the recruiting service in 1790, 1791 or 1792 are hereby ordered immediately to render their Accounts for the legal disbursement of the same and refund any balances that may remain in their hands, either to the Pay Master General at [underline: Head Quarters] or to the Accountant of the Department of War in Philadelphia The Adjutant General will transmit a Copy of the above orders to the War Office by the first opportunity At the General Court Martial whereof Captain [undecipherable: probable reading Pruton] is president — Henry Cotton, Robert Connolly, S^t John Brown Soldiers in the 3^d Sub Legion now tried, and acquitted; they are therefore liberated; and to join their Sub Legion — The General Court Martial whereof Captain [undecipherable: probable reading Pruton] was President is dissolved — [General Orders 10 Decem 1795]