James Blanchard D. of War Account[ant's Office] April 1[undecipherable] Sir I received your letter [undecipherable] and in answer thereto inform you that Mr. [undecipherable] Weeks late Pay Master stands charged on th[e books] of the Old Pay Office with a considerable sum [undecipherable] which appears to be unaccounted for by him [ac-]counts you say were delivered to Mr. Williams [the] late Ass^t Paymaster and forwarded by him to [the] Masters Generals Office, examination has been [made] for them and cannot be found— Should they [have] been rendered and are still in the possession [of Mr.] Weeks on his rendering them to this Office [they will] be examined and the amount thereof pass[ed to his] Credit. — I am Sir Y[ou]^r William [undecipherable] --- Cap^t Daniel Tilton D. of War Accountant[s Office] Exeter New Hamp.^re April 1[undecipherable] Sir The Treasurer [of the] United States has remitted to Joshua W[undecipherable] Esquire Sup^t at Portsmouth to be transmitted [to you] the sum of Two hundred and fifty Dollars [for the] use of the recruiting service for which sum [you will] receipt to be accountable to this Office for [the] application thereof. — I am &[c] William [undecipherable]