[To Cap. Olivie C. March 10. 1788 1 Inclosed — 1 = 37-] New York March 10 1788 I've received your [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] where you request that (y^e [undecipherable: Jos Frontsyde?]) may settle your accounts and received the ballances due to you, it must [inform?] the same answer as was made [undecipherable] by M'[undecipherable: Henry?] when he was [last?] at this office you, that the previous to the [formal?] admission of your recuriting accounts it will be necessary for you either to produce vouchers for the payment of the [moneys?] [undecipherable] therein or that you allege to those payments in case other Voucher, that it is out of your power to procure them. Your other two accounts, being for the pay, bounty, blankets and subsistence of your Company in Canada [being?] [undecipherable] unaccompanied with any vouchers whatever, that the receipts for those payments, [undecipherable] what we say you have[?] me, that you delivered you had lodged with Read Hagen, and it is expected that on your next application for your settlement that you [would?] [either] have produced them, or such other evidence [will?] as [would?] have warranted the admission of those thereon charges — It is for yourself to [undecipherable] the uncommon of your proposals in your letter, and to proceed in [undecipherable] the business, and I can assure you I shall always will [unfailingly?] attend to your claims whenever you make them [undecipherable] [Capt Olivieri]