Isaac Craig Esq^r Pittsburgh Accountants Office March 3^d 1797 Sir I received your letter of the 24^th Ultim^o enclosing the accounts of D^r Corning & Simonds which I return, you as not being proper to be settled in this Department — Accounts of this nature are considered of the Hospital Department, and accounts under that head are generally settled at the Treasury Department — The Claimants will therefore either apply in person or by Power of Attorny to that Department. I am &^c W^m Simmons Acct Jonathan Jackson Esq^r Supert^t Boston Accountants Office March 3^d 1797 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of One Hundred and fifteen Dollars and forty Cents being for the Pay & Subsistance of Cap^tn Richards H. Greaton of the 2^nd United States Regiment for the Months of January & February 1797 and for the [underline: subsistence] of his Waiter John Ramsay for the same Period which sum you will please pay to the said Captain Greaton taking his duplicate Rec^t for the same — I am &^c W^m Simmons Acct