[Page 264] Lieu^t Horatio G. Dayton Accountants Of Elizabethtown New Jersey, April 3 Sir I have received your letter In march and am sorry its not in my power to pay Le Fletcher rations he was entitled to as a soldier and not drawn, by h is no law that will authorize me to make the payment on h it with pleasure, the only mode that I can point out, is that y a representation of the case to the Secretary of War, and request contractor at your post may be authorized to issue the numbe rations that is due to him — Sam^l S^c W^m Sim A Ensign William R. Booth Accountants Of New Brunswick, New Jersey, April 2 Sir I received your letter of the enclosing sundry receipts for bounties paid by you which were the usual manner subject to a future examination on the sett of your Recruiting account — agreably to your request you will receive herewith som muster, Pay, & Receipt rolls — Sam^l S^c W^m Sim A John Habersham Accountants Of A.W. Georgia April 3 Sir I received your letter of the 16^th your receipt for fourteen thousand and nine hundred & fifty two D the pay of the regular Troops in Georgia to 31 December 179[1] to estimates received from you which sum will be entered to your ac Books of this Office — Sam^l S^c W^m