Supervisors Office March 16^th 1797.— Sir The Treasurer of the United States remitted a draught under date of the 9^th instant in which was included the sum of Thirty two dollars $⁸⁷/₁₀₀ being the amount of my commissions on receiving and paying monies for the war Department between the 27.^th July & 17.^th December 1796.— as mentioned in your letter of the 9^th ult^o. In that letter you enclosed me a form of an account current for any future Statements— and in that form is an injunction (here insert the particulars of the Warrant)— I presume however you must be sensible that those warrants never come into my hands, and that all I know of them are their numbers & sums— The Statement of the account I last sent you was according to a form found in the office of my predecessor.— John Bryant has never yet appeared or sent for the money remitted for him & mentioned in your letter above referred to of the 9^th ult^o. I am Sir, your ob^{d t} Serv^t Jon Jackson Wilt^m Simmons Esq^r [Free] [address: Wilt^m Simmons Esq^r / Accountant War Office / Philadelphia—] [postal stamp: BOSTON] [docketing, partially legible: Supervisor's [undecipherable] / March 16 1797 / Jon Jackson]