Richmonds on your giving him the necessary receipts for the same holding yourself accountable for the due application thereof. The Receipts contained in your letter aforesaid for Bounties paid by you are filed with those already received subject to a settlement of your Recruiting account. Sam H^e W Simmons Acct^s Nicholas Fish Accountants Office Supervisor N Y. April 27. 1798 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of One hundred and eighteen dollars & seventy eight cents which you will be pleased to pay to Ensign William H. Booth at New Brunswick, New Jersey, taking the necessary receipts holding him accountable being for Pay of himself and the Recruits under his command for February 98 Sam H^e W Simmons Acct^s John Chester Esq^r Accountants Office Supervis^r Wethersfield 1798 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Two hundred & seventy four Dollars and twenty seven Cents which you will be pleased to pay to Cap^t Edwards Miller P^d Middletown taking the necessary receipts, holding him accountable for the same being for pay of himself, Ensign & Samuel Farmele[?], and the non Commissioned Officers & Privates of the Detachment of Recruits under his command for February 1798. — Sam H^e W Simmons Acct^s [Cancelled — Cap^t Miller being now in this City the Pay of himself & Detachment for February as above was p^d to himself May 17 1798]