Lieut^t Horatio N. Dayton ~ Elizabethtown New Jersey Accountants Off^e April 3^d Sir I have received your letter of March and am sorry its not in my power to pay Le Hushe rations he was entitled to as a soldier and not drawn by him is no law that will authorize me to make the payment or I should do it with pleasure; the only mode that I can point out, is that you make a representation of the case to the Secretary of War, and request the contractor at your post may be authorized to issue the number of rations that is due to him I am D^r S^r W^m S --- Ensign William H. Boote New Brunswick, New Jersey Accountants Off^e April 2^d Sir I received your letter of the [undecipherable] enclosing sundry receipts for bounties paid by you which are in the usual manner subject to a future examination on the settlement of your Recruiting account — agreeably to your request you will receive herewith some muster Pay & Receipt rolls — I am S^r W^m Simm^s --- John Habersham A W C. Georgia Accountants Office April 3^d Sir I received your letter of the 16^th with your receipt for fourteen thousand and nine hundred & fifty two Dolls the pay of the regular Troops in Georgia to 31 December 1791 to Estimates received from you which sum will be entered to your credit on the Books of this Office — I am S^r