M^r Thomas Rutter Accountants Office Baltimore Nov 16^th 1797 Sir I received your letter of the 11 Instant wherein you remark, that you do not recollect ever receiving any monies from Col^o Nevill. The following extract taken from an abstract Roll on file in this Office will (flatter myself thoroughly) convince you to the contrary Viz^t N^o 1 for pay of Cap^t. Mackenheimer &c from 6 Oct 2.5 . 437. 16 2 - - - - Worthington - - - - - - 514. 1 3 - - - - Rutledge - - - - - - - 530. 60 4 - - - - Lockey - - - - - - - 557. 34 5 - - - - Sорkins - - - - - - - 611. 50 6 - - - - W^m Mc Mahon - - 8 - 2 - 236. 7 - - - - Major D Hodder - - 6 - 2. 5. 471. 42 8 - - - - Field & Staff - - - - - 468. 9 - - - - General Smith's family & his Brigade Staff - 802. 33 amounting to four thousand seven hundred & twenty eight 4728. 42 dollars &c and for which Sum you have given your receipt to Col^o Nevill thus — Rec^d. of Presley Nevill Pay Master to the militia army under Gen^l Lee four Thousand Seven Hundred twenty eight Dollars forty two Cents the amount of this pay Roll — 1722 Dol 942 C^ts Pittsburg Nov 17 1794 (Signed) Tho Rutter Brigade Major On perusing a letter just rec^d from M^r Sam Vincent, he mentions having received monies from you, which most probably, are those or the greatest part of them alluded to on the other side. Should this be the case you must transmit to this Office his receipts and any other Vouchers you may be possessed of, for expenditures made on account of monies received relative to the Western Expedition — the amount of which will be passed to your Credit accordingly. Sam^l A^t Simmons