Voucher N° 11 Paid William Smith £0.16.4 for 15½ lbs 10 Nails 1 Quice Paper 15 Squares of Glass and no receipt. Paid Daniel [undecipherable] for 2 days labor no Voucher — N° 14 Paid Joseph Hopkins £1.16.0 for 6 days labor in Magazine no receipt. L^t Nehemiah Freeman S.P.M. West Point New York Accountant's Office Jan. 10^th 1797 Sir I rec^d your letter of the 4^th Inst accompanied with your account Current & Vouchers, which shall be placed under examination & the result communicated to you. — I some time since wrote to Col^o Rochefontaine relative to the arrears of Bounty or Pay due, from Cap^t Gamble to Soldiers at West Point for which they have his due Bills — If there are any men there, who have such arrears, — please to receive the due Bills, and forward them to this Office, as early as possible, as the settlement of his Accounts are suspended until I hear from you. Your answer is requested return of Post. I am &c W^m Simmons Acct. Caleb Swan Esq^r. P.M. Gen^l. Detroit Accountant's Office Jan. 10^th 1797 Sir On the examination of the Accounts of Ensign Levi Maclean, I find you have allowed him, pay for the months of May, June, July, August & September 1794 and in the Pay Roll of Cap^t Springer's Company he is made up for the last two months which is an overpayment of Forty Dollars — If the Pay Mas^ter has paid him you are requested to inquire into the Subject, and if so, you will cause him to refund the amount to you. I am &c — W^m Simmons Acct. Edward Carrington Esq^r. Sup^t. Richmond Virginia Accountant's Office Jan. 10^th 1797 Sir I have rec^d your letter of the 3^d Ultimo enclosing the Receipt of Cap^t. Alexander Gibson for Five hundred & thirty two Dollars ²/₀₀, which sum will be entered to your Credit on the Books of this Office. I am &c. W^m Simmons Acct. Lieu^t. Joseph [undecipherable: probable reading Guinsie] Baltimore Accountant's Office Jan. 10^th 1797 Sir I rec^d your letter of the 7^th Inst enclosing your Receipt Roll for Payments to your Detachment for the month of Nov. 1796 the amount will be suspended being entered until you forward the Receipt of Corporal Brown. I am &c. W^m Simmons Acct. Col. Presley Nevill late Pay Mast^r. Gen^l. Militia Army Accountant's Office Jan. 11^th 1797 Sir There are now lodged in this Office a large number of Officers Accounts (who served on the Western Expedition) for arrears of Forage & Subsistence, which they say is due to them. — The frequent and almost hourly application for a settlement renders it in the highest degree necessary that the Pay Masters of that Expedition should settle their