Daniel Stevin, Esq^r Supervisor Charleston St. Carolina Accountants Office Sept^r 22^d 1795 Sir, I have to inform you that the Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of six thousand four hundred & fifty three Dollars being for the pay & Forage of the regular Troops in Georgia, under the Command of Lieu^to Col^t Henry Gaither, for the months of June, July & August 1796, which sum you will pay to Constant Freeman Esq^r and take his receipts to be accountable therefor; — You will give him the earliest information thereof on your receiving the money, as great dispatch is necessary in placing it in his hands to pay the Troops in time. Samoc W^m Simmons Au^r Constant Freeman Esq^r Georgia Accountants Office Sept^r 23^d 1796 Sir! I acknowledge the receipt [of] your letter of the 17^th Aug^t on the 16^th inst when I promised more fully to answer it on a subsequent post day. A decision on the unauthorized Militia Services I suppose will ultimately take place by Congress, nothing has been done in it since I last wrote you on the subject. Your account Current has not yet been examined neither has Cap^tn Tinsley's & Eaton's owing to the immediate press of Business preparing for the meeting of Congress, and which will continue for some time yet, as soon as possible they shall meet an examination and the result communicated to you. A list of the dates of Enlistment of those men who you could not ascertain I have after a long search been unable to find, except Daniel Gaskill of Cap^t N^o W^m Eaton's Co^y who inlisted with Lieu^t Boy 11^th July 1794. To enable me to ascertain the others it will be necessary for you to send an account when they were inlisted & the Officers name who inlisted them — this information can be obtained from the men. Cap^t Dickerson's accounts have not yet been examined, but they shall be of the first [after] the present hurry of Business is over; that shall receive an examination. The accounts of Bro^r W^r Ball mentioned in your letter have been received & will in turn meet an examination. Your estimate for the month of June or July of the regular Troops in Georgia has been handed to the Sec^y of War who after allowing one month's pay & Forage there as a [undecipherable] complaint their pay to the first of the present month, and the pay of M^r Witney to the same day has found a Warrant for Six thousand four hundred & fifty three Dollars the amount thereof, which will be by this day's post transmitted to Daniel Stevin, Sup^r Charleston St. Carolina, there to remain as usual Subject to your orders. The utmost dispatch is necessary in receiving this money and in making the payment to the Troops here as a [undecipherable] is in [honor]ably to the act of Congress [undecipherable] as mentioned to you on this subject. M^r Stevin is directed to inform you immediately on the receipt thereof, that no time may be lost after he receives it. In the mean time as your Estimates arrive here, remittances will be made as you may direct. The Blank Muster & pay Rolls mentioned to you to be so much wanted are by this opportunity forwarded to Col^t Gaither at St. Mary's. Samoc W^m Simmons Col^t Henry Gaither St. Marys Georgia Accountants Office Sept. 23 95 Sir, M^r Freeman having mentioned in his letter to me, the want of the blank Muster & Pay Rolls in your District, I herewith send two packages under cover to you that you may distribute them in such manner as is necessary if M^r Freeman should be absent. Sam^l [undecipherable] W^m Simmons Caleb Swan Esq^r Accountants Office Sept^r 23^d 1795 Sir, I wrote you last on the 16^th inst to the contents of which you are requested to attend. Agreably to what I wrote you on [undecipherable], I not relative to the accounts of [undecipherable: St. Baxter?]; they have been examined and the amount found due his Estate exclusive of Subsistence which I cannot ascertain is three hundred & seventy eight Dollars & thirteen Cents