[Copy] [Copy of a letter from Tousard dated [undecipherable] 1795 to the Sec^y of War W^m [undecipherable]] West Point the fourth of July Sir, Cap^t Flimino has communicated to me the Contents of the letter you favoured him with the 2 Instant, by which it appears that you are uneasy for the Money which you have put in hands of D^r William Lawton, I have sent directly for him Vanguarda him, that you had left your Business and was at New York on purpose to make him account for the money, he obtained to Captain G. Flimino 2690 Dollars so he is Accountable for 301 Dollars; he writes to you by the opportunity of M^r Sprigg whom we send to relieve you of the greatest part of your uneasiness concerning the totality of the Sum — he will certainly tell you the same excuse which he did to me that he had for got his pocket book with seven Notes of fifty dollars price — Inform me Sir, in what manner I must act with that Gentleman. I wish L. I. P. Hale of the Regiment would avail himself of the opportunity of our being at New York to settle his Account with the War Office he is in the intention of resigning as I have informed the Sec^y of War desiring him to communicate the intelligence to you — with great esteem I have the honor to be Sir your most humble & ob^t Servant (Sign'd) Lewis Tousard