I humbly presumes that this application was not improper and that by it I have not Violated the rights of [undecipherable] he has however undertaken to Arraign the propriety of this proceeding and to Call on me in a Very conspicuous manner for his Settlement. I therefore take the Liberty again to request the Attention of your Excellency [undecipherable] to his Claims and to Inclose Copies of the Correspondence which has passed on the Subject of them. The President of Congress I am Sir Sir Office of Army Accounts June 20^th 1786 It Seems necessary to Endeavour an Examination of the Vouchers sent me by Col. Safford. as it will be double the trouble and not answer you a desirable Purpose. The Col has not therefore [undecipherable] your papers the whole of which I hope you will be able to deliver in the Course of a short time. I am Sir Thomas Tolman Esq^r Sir N York June 27^th 1786 I am much Obliged to you for the information Communicated in your Letter of the 23 which came to hand this Morning — it is out of my power untill I have the direction