Accountants Office Oct.5th1796
Capt. Edward Miller Middletown Connecticut
Sir I received your Letter of the 1st instant enclosing your Muster & payroll for September 1796 which has been examined and amounts to One hundred five Dollars & 46/100; which sum you will receive from Jn Chester Esq. Supervisor of Connecticut on giving him duplicate receipts to be accountable for the due application thereof P.S. You have charged in pay Roll Wm. Backs pay two cents short.
I am Vc Wm.Simmons Acct
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Dollars which has been examined and will be passed to your Credit on the Books of this Office
James Ht
Wm Simmons
Acct
Frederick Speig Accountants Office
West Point Octr 10th 1796
Sir
I recd your letter of the 5th Inst enclosing your account for Compensation as assistant Store-keeper at West Point, for the months of July, August & Septr 1796, amounting to Ninety Dollars, which sum you will receive from Nicholas Fish Esqr Supervisor New york, on giving him duplicate receipts for the same
James Ht
Wm Simmons
Acct
Nicholas Fish Accountants Office
Supervisor Octr 10th 1796
New York
Sir
The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the Sum of Ninety Dollars, which you will please to pay to Frederick Speig at West Point, being for his Salary as Assistant Store-keeper for the Months of July, August & September 1796, and take his duplicate receipts for the same
James Ht
Wm Simmons
Acct
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr Accountants Office
Octr 10th 1796
Sir
In addition to Mr Cranch's Account for Feby 1030 30/100 for cleaning & repairing Arms at West Point, which you returned to this Office inclosed in your Letter of 5th Septr, certifying that the same was charged agreeable to Contract. — He has now rendered another Account of the same kind with the same prices affixed to the charges amounting to $k 655 No/100 — I give you this information, that as you hinted, some examination may be made into the state of the Marquets at West Point: for the repairs whereof a very considerable Sum has been already expended
James Ht
Wm Simmons
Acct
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