Mich^l G. Paulding Albany Department of War, Accountants Office, June 3. 1796 Sir In addition to the balance of 274 ⁴⁰/D^s which appeared against you on the Settlement of your Account as mentioned in my letter of the 24 Ult^o — You are charged with the further sum of 107 ³⁵/D^s which has this day been transmitted to Gen^l Schuyler to reimburse the sum borrowed of him making together four hundred sixty one Dollars 90 C^ts — with which you are held accountable on the books of this office. I am &c W^m Simmons — Lieut^t Campbell Smith Department of War — Accountants Office, June 3^d 1796 — Sir I have to acknowledge the rec^t of yours — letters of the 11^th February last I delayed answering it till I could see Cap^t Slough who was daily expected in Town: he has lately arrived and on mentioning your matter to him he informs me that he paid the sum due to you to Smith & Findley. Cap^t Slough has lately resigned his Commission. Lieut^t Covington was at this office not long since attending to the Settlement of his Account but have no recollection of his producing the paper you refer to. M^r Mifflin left the Office immediately on my coming into it and went to France where he has been ever since the 154,000 D^rs Rec^d by you for M^r Swan has been passed to your Credit — Enclosed is the late [undecipherable] arrangements of the Army I am &c W Simmons