of the six months pay and Subsistence can be made to you by producing Vouchers for your payments and stating a Account Current shewing how your pay for that period has been settled. There can be no doubt but that all the emoluments you are entitled to in consequence of the of the Act of the 3^d March 1797 are 6 Months pay & Subsistence as also I am &c. Wm Simmons Acct. Daniel Stephens Esq^r Accountants Office Supervisor S^t Carolina March 30^th 1797 Sir I received your letter of the 4^th inst enclosing the Receipt of John Habersham, Collector of the Customs Savan for three thousand nine hundred & fifty two dollars, being for the Pay &c of the regular Troops in Georgia, for September & October 1796. which sum will be passed to your Credit on the Books of this Office. I am &c. Wm Simmons Acct. D^r John Mdovell Accountants Office Phile^o March 31^st 1797 Sir You having in charge the sum of Five thousand Dollars for the Pay of the Troops on the various Posts of the Ohio, you are hereby directed to deliver the sa[me] to Isaac Craig Esq^r at Pittsburg, taking his duplicate receipts expressing to be on account of the Pay of the Ar[my] for which he is accountable to the Accountants of th[e]