M^r George Fleming West-Point Accointants Office December 15 179[?] Sir You will receive from Nicholas Fish Supervisor New York the sum of one hundred twenty one Dollars and [4?] Cents for which you will be pleased to give him duplicate receipts holding [him] accountable, being for amount of Thomas Hughes's accounts for [work] for the Gun carriages at West Point and for going to Albany and returning [to] mend Gun carriages there. The Vouchers for disbursements made by you for the [War] Department have been duly received in your letter of the 22.^d Ultimo, [and] will be placed under examination and the result communicated to you in due course. — I am &^c W Simmons. Nicholas Fish Esq^r Supervisor New York Accountants O[ffice] December 15 179[?] Sir The Treasurer of the Unite[d States] will remit you the sum of One hundred twenty one Dollars [and] [4?] [Cents] which you will be pleased to pay to George Fleming Ordnance and Store keeper at West Point taking his duplicate receipts holding [him] accountable for the due application of the same being for amount [of] accounts of Thomas Hughes for Iron Work for the Gun carriages at [West] Point and for going to Albany & returning to mend Gun Carriages [there.] I am &^c W Simm[ons] Acc[ountant]