to five Dollars and Ninety Cents also a warrant for that sum — being for the incidental and contingent expences of his Deposition to which the Receipt is to be annexed agreeable to the request of the Comptroller of the Treasury — I am &c William Simmons The Secretary of War Department of War Accountants Office Sir May 20^th 1794 — Capt Wm Price of the 4^th Sub Legionary Charged on the Books of this Office with the following Sums of Money Viz. D^s 1792 April 7 for Recruiting · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1000 — for paying his Company of Levies 1264,29 May 8 for pay of the 4^th Sub Legion · · · · · 2101,44 1793 &1679 for Recruiting · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 300 — 4748,73 Altho I have repeatedly requested Capt Price to settle his Accounts he has never even answered my Letters nor forwarded a single Voucher — and he has been in the vicinity of the Pay Master for more two Years and never rendered an account or Voucher for the expenditure of any part of the above Sum — altho repeatedly called upon to do so — from these Circumstances Sir I am led to give you this information conceiving it proper that officers should be called to account for monies so long in their hands — you no doubt see the propriety of directing — Capt Price to render his Accounts for settlement to this Office, without delay and he probably will pay that attention to your letter which he has refused to mine I am &c William Simmons