Jonathan Jackson Esq^t Superv^r of Boston &c Accountants Office January 29^th 1798. I have received your letter of the 19^th Inst.^t enclosing the following Receipts — Viz.^t Georgi Clayhorn — for 500 Doll.^s Caleb Gibbs . . . . 157. 50 John Call administrator to the Estate of Nath.ⁿ Gorham 56. 59 744. 9 amounting to seven hundred & forty four dollars & No: which sum will be entered to your credit on the Books of this Office. The Attorney of Cap.^t Greaton has been written to to apply to you for the amount remitted — he lives at Roxbury near Boston his name Samuel Heath & it is probable that my letter to him remains at the post Office at Boston, will you have the goodness to drop him a line should that be the case — Sam.^e &c. W Simmons Acct. Ens. W.^m P. Boothe 3^d US Regiment, New Brunswick New Jersey — Sir Accountants Office January 29. 1798. I have rec.^d your letter of the 22^d Inst.^t enclosing Receipts for Bounty paid which shall be filed with those already forwarded subject to examination. Sam.^e &c. W Simmons Acct. Edward Carrington Esq.^t Superv.^r Richmond Virg.^a Accountants Office January 30. 1797. Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you two hundred seventy six Dollars & thirty five Cents which sum you will be pleased to pay to Cap.^t Alex. Gibson at Staunton taking the necess- ary receipts, holding him accountable being for pay of himself and [undecipherable] for October, November & December 1797 — Sam. &c W Simmons