with by sundry Officers similarly circumstanced; indeed where vouchers are defective it is a mode which has been adopted & cannot be dispensed with, if you have any particular objection to the deposition please to remark it — Sam Sir &^c W. Simmons Lieut^t Hondi R. Clayton Elizabeth Town New Jersey Accountants Office July 2^d 1793 Sir I received your letter of the 30 Ult^o enclosing Two Receipts for bounties paid by you which are filed with those before transmitted subject to a future examination on the settlement of your Recruiting account — Sam^r d^r W. Simmons — Jonathan Jackson Esq^r Boston Accountants Office July 3^rd 1795 Sir I received your letter of the 26 Ult^o covering receipts for payments made by you amounting to Three Thousand [undecipherable] forty dollars & forty eight Cents which will be entered on the Books of Office as usual — Sam^t d^t W. Simmons Sect^y The Sec^y of War Accountants Office Sir July 2^nd 17[undecipherable] I beg leave once more to call to your mind & attention the request contained in my letters of 27 April 93 & 10 May following respecting the compensation to be allowed to M^r Gale Agent for paying the Militia