[endorsement: Caper 4 mo 3 nos / 1797] [endorsement: Caln [undecipherable] / Capt. 1^st Sub-Legion / 1797] Brimfield Sep. 16^th [undecipherable] Sir, I should, before this, have forwarded the inclosed vouchers, were it not that I chose to inclosed with a packet addressed to the the Honorable the Sec^y of War, containing also some explanations of my charges exhibited against Lieut. Col. Com^d. [undecipherable], which I address to the Commander in Chief. I called on Mr. [undecipherable] a late Commissioner for negotiating a treaty with the Creeks at Colerain. He had no particular recollection relative to the [strikethrough: undecipherable] for which I was to have obtained his con-cede, except his having left Colerain before the remnant of supplies was disposed of, and one of the other Commissioners saying "Something about it" on their arrival at St. Marys. I am, Sir very respectfully Your Obed. Servant [undecipherable] Cap. 1. Re[undecipherable] William Simmons Esquire.