John Jacob U Rivardi Major in the Corps of Art & Eng^rs West Point Department of War Accountants Office April 21^st 1794 — Sir, You will receive of Nicholas [Fish?] Esquire Supervisor New york, the sum of One Hundred and [undecipherable] five Dollars being on Account of your pay for which [sum] you will please sign duplicate receipts to be Accountable[.] I am &c William Simmons Nicholas Fish Esq^r Supervisor New Yorke — Department of War Accountants Office April 21^st 1794 — Sir, The Treasurer of the United States remit you the sum of One hundred and forty Five Dollars on account of the pay of Major J. U. Rivardi of the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers at West point[;] which sum upon [receipt] Please pay to him and take his receipts to be accountable[.] I am &c William Simmon[s] Nath^l Gorham Esq^r Sup^r Boston Department of War Accountants Office April 22^d 1794 Sir, Yours of the 4^th Inst[ant] enclosing the Receip[ts] of Caleb Gibbs for one hundred and eighty eight Dollars received — which sum w[ere] to be passed to your Credit accordingly the books of this Office — I am &c William Simmons [Donald G. Mitchell?] in the Corps of Artillerists [&] Engineers West Point — Department of War Accountants Office April 22. 1794 Sir, I have received your Letter of the 15^th Inst[ant] with the Recruiting account and vouchers, they have been examined and found right amounting to Forty one Dollars and fifty two Cents which sum you will receive of Nicholas Fish Supervisor New York; for which you will please sign duplicate receipts — I am &c — William Simmons Nicholas Fish Esq^r Supervisor New York Department of War Accountants Office April 22. 1796 Sir, The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Forty one Dollars and fifty two Cents being the amount of Cap^t Donald [G.?] Mitchell['s] in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers at West point['s] Recruiting account which sum you will please to pay him and take his receipts for the same — I am &c William Simmons — The Secretary of War Department of War Accountants Office April 25. 1796 — Sir, I have this Morning to enclose to you [a] true Estimate[s] for Militia services in Georgia [received?] from the [Lieut. Governor?] &c. in that Quarter together with extracts of his letters on the Subject[.] One of the Estimates you will observe refers to provisions in the year 1793 and early part of 1794 and for which no appropriation has been made [undecipherable]