as unaccounted by any Receipt or Voucher you are therein requested if the Vouchers are still in your possession to forward them out to this Office immediately or to state under deposition any facts relative to the Want of them and that the Sum charged was paid by you for the benefit of the United States and for the purpose therein mentioned; and when you transmit your ac- count Current you will please to attest to it under Oath in like manner and that the Balance stated (if any) is just and true. — I am Sir &c William Simmons Capt Benⁿ Price. Department of War Fredericktown Accountants Office Maryland. February 25^th 1796 Sir The foregoing is copy of my letter to you of the 16^th November 1795 — Since which I have never heard from you — I have therefore to request again that you forward your Accounts and vouchers without delay, as the advances to you are of a long standing and should have been accounted for long ere this. — I am Sir y^s William Simmons Nathaniel Gorham Esq^r. Department of War Sup^t Boston Accountants Office February 25^th 1796. Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit to you the Sum of five hundred Dollars to be delivered to John Bryant at Springfield on account of the Armoury at that place — for which sum please take his duplicate receipts to be accountable. — I am Sir y^s William Simmons