services. He takes the liberty of enclosing to the Committee a list of Salaries allowed to the Officers of the Treasury and War Departments wherein they will observe that, that of the Accountant bears no proportion. — I am Sir y^c William Simmons David Ames Esquire. Springfield Mass^tts Department of War Accountants Office January 30^th 1796 Sir Your letter of the 29^th Ult^o I have received, the Error Stated in my letter appears obvious, by your own Statement, it will therefore be deducted from your account agreeably to my last letter. You will please forward your accounts and Vouchers up to the 1^st of the present Year, when a final Settlement will take place and you will be informed of the Balance. — I am Sir y^c William Simmons John Kelley Esquire. Supervisor Baltimore Department of War Accountants Office January 30^th 1796 — You will receive from the Treasurer of the United States, The Sum of Thirty five Dollars and fifty Cents being the amount of your Account on receiving and paying Monies from this Department agreeably to the account rendered by you from the 20^th of July to the 21^st November 1795 for which sum you are requested to forward your Receipt — I am Sir y^c William Simmons