the sums paid by you that the same may be passed to your Credit, and the Balance if any refunded to the Treasurer of the United States that your accounts may be closed on the Books of this Office — your attention to this object is particularly requested as early as may be — I am &c. W^m Simmons Acct Ensign Rich^d Gray Accountants Office Sir [strikethrough: Fort Massac] February 10^th, 1797 [strikethrough: Detroit (or where)] You stand charged on the Books of this Office with One Hundred and Sixty Dollars paid you by Capt. Thomas Lewis & your Receipt dated 10^th May 1792 being for the recruiting Service, for which sum you have rendered no account or Vouchers to this Office to liquidate the same, I therefore request you will loose no time but immediately send forward your account with the necessary Vouchers for the expenditures that I may be enabled to pass the same to the Credit of your account, & the Balance, if any, refer- ed to the Treasurer of the United States, to close the same — your early attention to this object is particularly requested. I am &c. W^m Simmons Acct Capt. John Bowyer Accountants Office — Sir February 16^th 1797 You stand charged on the Books of this Office with two hundred and forty dollars paid you by Capt Thomas Lewis & your Receipt dated 9^th April 1792 being for the Recruiting Service for which sum you have ren- dered no account or Vouchers to this Office to liquidate