Capt. Edward Miller Accountants Office Middletown Oct 5^th 1796 Connecticut Sir I received your letter of the 4^th instant enclosing your Muster & pay Roll for September 1796 which has been examined and amoun- to One hundred five Dollars & ⁴⁶/100; which sum you will receive from Jno Chester Esq Supervisor of Connecticut on giving him duplicate receipts to be accountable for the due application thereof. I am &c W^m Simmons Acct P.S. You have charged in pay Roll W^m Bails pay two Cents short. John Chester Esqr Accountants Office Supervisor Weathersfield Oct. 5^th 1796 Connecticut Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of One hundred five Dollars & ⁴⁶/100 which you will please to pay to Capt. Edw.^d Miller at Middletown; being for the pay of himself & men for September 1796 and take his duplicate receipts for the due application thereof. I am &c W^m Simmons Acct Daniel Stevens Esqr Accountants Office Supervisor Charleston Oct. 5^th 1796 S. Carolina Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Three hundred seven Dollars & ²⁵/100; being the amount of your account for receiving & paying monies from this Department between 13 Feb.^y & 27^th June 1796, and for which you will please to forward your receipt to this Office. I am &c W^m Simmons Acct Lieut. W^m K. Blue Accountants Office Martinsburgh Oct 6^th 1796 Virginia Sir I rec.^d your Letter of the 20^th ulto requesting that the Balance of your Ac. might be paid to Mess.^rs George & Edward Thompson, which has accordingly been complied with; — the amount thereof, for your pay, Subsistence & Forage & for subsisting your Waiter to the 30^th Sep.^t 96, being One hundred thirty three Dollars ⁶⁰/100 Your pay as Adjutant & Quarter Master is not included in the above balance, as no Muster Rolls have yet come forward to give the necessary information on that head. — Capt. Van Rensselaer has not resigned: — he lately settled his Ac. at this Office & has had his furlough prolonged. I am &c W^m Simmons Acct Cap.^t Alexander Gibson Accountants Office Staunton Virginia Oct. 6^th 1796 Sir Your pay and Muster Roll to the 31^st August has been under examination, and the amount found due thereon being 532 ²/100 D^rs. will be remitted as usual to Edward Carrington Supervisor at Richmond, to whom you will give your duplicate Receipts, holding yourself accountable for the due application thereof. The inclosed Receipt Roll will account for the differences which arose on examination, which you will return to this Office when you have paid your men and obtained the signatures thereto, to be passed to your Credit. The pay of Christian Goode was deducted from your former pay Rolls, being returned by you, absent without leave; which in all cases are treated as deserters and their pay forfeited accordingly. — You have more sergeants than the Law will allow, notwithstanding; the whole have been allowed pay as sergeants on this settlement, it cannot be done in future. You will therefore arrange them in such manner as to have only the number authorized by Law in the next pay Roll — I sometime since wrote you to forward the enlistments which ought to have accompanied your recruiting account; — they have not yet arrived, and consequently cannot proceed with the examination of your accounts I am &c W^m Simmons Acct Edward Carrington Accountants Office Supervisor Richmond Oct. 6^th 1796 Virginia Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Five hundred thirty two Dollars & two Cents, which you will please