Capt Geo: Fleming, West Point— Accountants Office June 30. 1794 Sir I have to request that you will pay to Capt. Edw'd. Milliry out of the Monies placed into your hands by Lieu't [undecipherable: probable reading "Freemanry"] The sum of One hundred and seventy six Dollars being the amount of the enclosed list of detained bounties due the Men enlisted by him on which you will take his rect to be accountable and transmit the same to this Office which will be entered to your Credit. I am &c Wm Simmons Dan'l Stevens Esq. Supervisor Charleston Department of War Accountants Office, June 30 1794— Sir The treasurer of the United States will remit upon you two hundred twenty seven Dollars and fifty Cents being for the Compensation of Augustine De Grappe Sub Engineer to the fortifications in South Carolina from 1^st April to 30^th June 1794 incl: which Sum you will please pay him taking the necessary receipts one of which you will transmit to this Office. I am &c Wm Simmons— Capt. Edwd. Milliry West Point Department of War Accountants Office, June 30 1794 Sir I received your letters of the 22^d & 25^th Inst. the former enclosing accounts and vouchers which will be placed under examination & the amount properly will be passed to your Credit — The latter enclosing a list of detained bounties — due to the Men enlisted by you — The Names of all of them except Job Harrington I can find on your Recruiting Accounts — the amount of the list being One hundred and seventy six Dollars you will receive from George Fleming & proceed to make the payments transmitting the receipts of the Men here for your exoneration — You will please to explain why Harrington is not included on the Recruiting account. Being informed by Major Fister & Harvey that you would prefer going on to the Army to returning to Middletown I have conversed with the Secretary of War and he will write you on the subject by this days post I am &c Wm Simmons— Nicholas Fish Esq. Supervisor New york Department of War Accountants Office, 30 June 1794— Sir The treasurer of the United States will remit you three hundred Thirty four Dollars and twenty [undecipherable] Cents being the pay & Subsistence of Silas Talbot Capt. in the Navy from the first of April to the 30^th June 1794 inclusive which Sum you will please to pay him taking his receipts for the same one of which you will transmit to this Office. I am &c Wm Simmons— Silas Talbot Capt. in the Navy New york— Department of War Accountants Office, June 30. 1794 Sir You will receive from Nicholas Fish, Supervisor New York Three hundred thirty four Dollars and—